Trudeau government says prorogation bought time to ‘build a robust’ response to pandemic, in new report
The government said the five weeks of prorogation gave it time to 'step up our efforts to secure vaccine candidates.'
The Trudeau government rehashed its justifications for proroguing Parliament in a new report, saying it was “imperative” the House vote on its plan and that the weeks off bought it time to “build a robust” approach to addressing the pandemic’s challenges.
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