The Conservative Party’s Ontario caucus held a special meeting Tuesday in which they pressed leadership candidate Derek Sloan to apologize for widely-condemned remarks accusing Canada’s top doctor of working for China amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Global News has confirmed a report first published by The Toronto Star on Wednesday afternoon. Conservative sources with knowledge of the meetings told Global News that the issue of rookie MP Sloan’s attack on Chief Public Health Officer Dr.
Theresa Tam surfaced during a scheduled caucus call on Tuesday morning and members agreed to hold a special meeting on it specifically.