Liberal MP Michael Savage provides the House of Commons with a minute-by-minute of Bev Oda's limo usage at last year's Juno awards.
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The Daily Oda
Yesterday's Question Period brought further questions about Minister Oda's Juno Award limo rides along with a demand from the Bloc that she apologize for a statement and withdraw an alleged defamatory statement.
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