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The Canadian Press
The Canadian Press
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Corrective to Feb. 10 story on political rifts showing as protest drags on

OTTAWA — In a Feb. 10 story about convoy protests and Liberal MP Joël Lightbound breaking ranks with his party, The Canadian Press wrongly attributed comments made by MP Ruby Sahota to Seniors Minister Kamal Khera.  In fact, it was Sahota who said "It's not good timing ... I don't agree with the way he went about it." Raw recordings distributed by the parliamentary press gallery misidentified the speaker.

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