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3:30– Paul Nesbitt-Larking Full Professor, Political Science Professor at Huron University Re: Ontario’s Progressive Conservative caucus meets in emergency session today to discuss a non-confidence motion in the minority Liberal government over the cancelled gas plants in Oakville and Mississauga. PC finance critic Peter Shurman says the official opposition has no confidence in the Liberals after the auditor general reported the cost of scrapping the Mississauga gas plant was $85 million more than the government was admitting.

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