Michael Chong, (left) the Conservative MP for the Ontario riding of Wellington-Halton Hills quit cabinet today -- he was minister for intergovernmental affairs, for sport, and was president of the Queen's Privy Council -- because he couldn't vote in favour of Harper's motion on Quebec. Chong held ... more »
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Monday, November 27
The Hon. Michael Chong: In His Own Words
by
DavidAkin
on Mon 27 Nov 2006 06:58 PM EST
Michael Chong, (left) the Conservative MP for the Ontario riding of Wellington-Halton Hills quit cabinet today -- he was minister for intergovernmental affairs, for sport, and was president of the Queen's Privy Council -- because he couldn't vote in favour of Harper's motion on Quebec. Chong held ... more »
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