Joe Biden stayed in London for free. Why did it cost Canada $400,000?
So, Saskatchewan invited a murderer to its throne speech. And not an “alleged” murderer or someone who got off on a technicality; we’re talking someone who brutally murdered his ex-wife in a targeted attack and then went to jail for it. That would be Colin Thatcher , the son of a Saskatchewan premier who was briefly a provincial cabinet minister himself before he fatally shot and bludgeoned his ex-wife JoAnn Wilson in 1984.
The bulk of the bill was paid out to a single hotel, the Corinthia London, which bills itself as one of the top luxury hotels in Great Britain. The Government of Canada started booking rooms in the hotel just three days after the Queen’s death on Sept. 8. By the eve of the Sept. 21 funeral, Ottawa may have been renting out 31 of the hotel’s 283 suites at an average of about $2,000 each per night.Article content
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FIRST READING: Ottawa police used Rex Murphy columns as intelligence on Freedom ConvoyFIRST READING: An Ottawa Police intelligence brief on the approaching protest seems to mostly just be notes from that day\u0027s National Post
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FIRST READING: Ottawa police used Rex Murphy columns as intelligence on Freedom ConvoyFIRST READING: An Ottawa Police intelligence brief on the approaching protest seems to mostly just be notes from that day\u0027s National Post
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