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Newsroom Ready: Public Safety Minister Bill Blair asked about terrorism

Conservative MP Doug Shipley posed a pointed question of Public Safety Minister Bill Blair on Thursday morning during testimony at the House of Commons public safety and national security committee: do rail blockades in Quebec and Ontario constitute acts of terrorism? No, Blair replied. The minister explained further to reporters after his testimony.

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