Supply of PPE, vaccines would be jeopardized by investigation of COVID-19 response, Liberals say | CBC News: Anand said the extensive disclosure of documents requested by
the Official Opposition — particularly those related to the purchase of
PPE, medical devices and pharmaceuticals — could cause businesses to
lose faith in the government’s ability to protect their sensitive trade
information.

“As we are in the middle of the second wave and the
number of COVID cases continues to increase, this is not the time for
this motion to be passed,” Anand told reporters.

“This
is not the time to threaten and weaken our relationships with our
suppliers, on whom Canadians’ health and safety depends.”

Supply of PPE, vaccines would be jeopardized by investigation of COVID-19 response, Liberals say | CBC News: Anand said the extensive disclosure of documents requested by
the Official Opposition — particularly those related to the purchase of
PPE, medical devices and pharmaceuticals — could cause businesses to
lose faith in the government’s ability to protect their sensitive trade
information.“As we are in the middle of the second wave and the
number of COVID cases continues to increase, this is not the time for
this motion to be passed,” Anand told reporters. “This
is not the time to threaten and weaken our relationships with our
suppliers, on whom Canadians’ health and safety depends.”Read More

RCMP spent more than $13M on policing Coastal GasLink conflict on Wet’suwet’en territory | CBC News: For
almost two years the RCMP have maintained a near constant presence on
the Morice Forest Service Road about 300 kilometres west of Prince
George, B.C. — a remote logging road through the heart of the
Wet’suwet’en Nation’s traditional territory — to uphold a B.C. Supreme
Court injunction first granted to Coastal GasLink in December 2018.

The
670-kilometre Coastal GasLink pipeline is part of an estimated $40
billion dollar natural gas project — touted as the largest private
sector investment in Canadian history.

RCMP spent more than $13M on policing Coastal GasLink conflict on Wet’suwet’en territory | CBC News: For
almost two years the RCMP have maintained a near constant presence on
the Morice Forest Service Road about 300 kilometres west of Prince
George, B.C. — a remote logging road through the heart of the
Wet’suwet’en Nation’s traditional territory — to uphold a B.C. Supreme
Court injunction first granted to Coastal GasLink in December 2018. The
670-kilometre Coastal GasLink pipeline is part of an estimated $40
billion dollar natural gas project — touted as the largest private
sector investment in Canadian history.Read More