Another hurdle cleared as London moves towards a permanent supervised consumption site, how the federal government could actually help non-profits, and a new investigation could lead to a third ethics violation for Justin Trudeau

Update: 2020-07-06

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Members pushing for a permanent safe injection site at 446 York St cleared another hurdle over the weekend. Brian Lester, Executive Director of the Regional HIV/AIDS connection, joins Craig to discuss.

Aine McGlynn, Chief Operating Officer of The Good Partnership, joins the show to explain how the federal government could actually help non-profits.

And, could a new investigation lead to a third ethics violation for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau? Michael Barrett, MP for Leeds—Grenville—Thousand Islands and Rideau Lakes, joins to discuss.

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Another hurdle cleared as London moves towards a permanent supervised consumption site, how the federal government could actually help non-profits, and a new investigation could lead to a third ethics violation for Justin Trudeau

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Another hurdle cleared as London moves towards a permanent supervised consumption site, how the federal government could actually help non-profits, and a new investigation could lead to a third ethics violation for Justin Trudeau

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Another hurdle cleared as London moves towards a permanent supervised consumption site, how the federal government could actually help non-profits, and a new investigation could lead to a third ethics violation for Justin Trudeau

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Another hurdle cleared as London moves towards a permanent supervised consumption site, how the federal government could actually help non-profits, and a new investigation could lead to a third ethics violation for Justin Trudeau