‘We didn’t get the job done’: Liberals poised to break promise on corporate ombudsperson, say observers
The government is still ‘assessing options,’ says Trade Minister Jim Carr’s office, but those close to the file don’t expect any action before the election.
After four years of repeating its promise to create a corporate ombudsperson with teeth, the federal Liberal government appears ready to reverse itself and drop the matter as it prepares for the fall election, say observers close to the issue in Ottawa.
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