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1. C-f8d7fc“Prime Minister Mark Carney named Louise Arbour as Canada's next governor general on May 5, 2026.”Cited →
2. C-6301a6“On the same day Arbour was named governor general, the Liberals voted to restore proposed legislation that includes Arbour's 2022 recommendation to strip the Canadian Armed Forces of the power to investigate and prosecute sexual offences.”Cited →
3. C-1616c7“The Liberals voted on Tuesday to drop a Conservative amendment to the bill that would have given victims of sexual offences the right to choose whether their cases are tried by the military or civilian judicial system.”Cited →
4. C-6591c6“Conservative defence critic James Bezan said the timing of the Liberals' move was staged for Arbour's appointment.”opinionCited →
5. C-a2e6b4“Defence Minister David McGuinty said he did not know Arbour would be appointed governor general and described the timing as a coincidence.”Cited →
6. C-62e7cd“Arbour's 2022 report recommended stripping the Canadian Armed Forces of the power to investigate and prosecute sexual offences.”Cited →
7. C-b66168“McGuinty said the military has been transferring sexual offence cases to civilian courts since Arbour made the recommendation.”Cited →
8. C-c7851f“Conservative MP Jeff Kibble said the government is ignoring critical testimony from sexual assault survivors and other witnesses.”opinionCited →

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