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Quebec MP Maxime Bernier is expected to end the suspense surrounding his new political party at a presser he's holding at the National Press Theatre in Ottawa at 10 a.m.

Saskatchewan MP Erin Weir told The Hill Times that if the NDP, which he was expelled from after sexual-harassment allegations surfaced, doesn't allow him to run under the party banner, it will be more difficult for it to win seats in Saskatchewan. The Hill Times file photo

BY BEATRICE PAEZ

September 14, 2018

Happy Friday, What's on the go today: After a full slate of public events this week, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau plans to spend Friday holding private meetings in Ottawa, according to his office. Quebec MP Maxime Bernier is expected to unvei...

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