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I Was There. I Raised Concerns. Nothing Changed. This isn’t conservatism. It’s power without consequence. I sat at that cabinet table. I raised concerns. I pushed for stronger oversight because the governance problems were becoming impossible to ignore. Nothing changed. Today, we have ongoing RCMP investigations, court proceedings, allegations...

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