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Scheer asks Tony Clement to leave Conservative caucus over sexting scandal
Tory MP shared sexually explicit images and video, says he's facing extortion attempt
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Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer has asked longtime MP Tony Clement to leave the Conservative caucus after he shared sexually explicit images and a video with an individual online — a transgression that has resulted in an alleged extortion attempt.
Scheer said Wednesday new evidence has come to light to suggest this incident was not isolated — and that Clement is alleged to have engaged in similar behaviour in the past.
Scheer had said earlier Wednesday that Clement was still a member of his caucus, despite his disappointment with the MP's actions, and that he believed Clement when he said this was an isolated incident.
By mid-afternoon, shortly before question period, new developments had made Scheer's previous position untenable.
"I took him at his word that this was an isolated incident. Since then, there have been numerous reports of other incidents, allegations, so in that respect I've asked Tony to resign from caucus so that he can respond to these allegations," Scheer said.
"New information became available today to suggest this was not an isolated incident."
Scheer said he was made aware of an RCMP investigation into the alleged extortion last week and then subsequently met with Clement face-to-face on Monday, when he was "brought up to speed about what was going on."
It was then mutually decided, Scheer said, that Clement should resign his justice critic role and positions on a number of Commons committees — including a top secret national security and intelligence committee.
It is Clement's membership on this special committee in particular that raises red flags for high-level security operatives.
Politics News
Scheer on Clement's resignation
Opposition Leader Andrew
Scheer spoke to reporters as he arrived for his weekly Caucus meeting.
His Justice Critic Tony Clement resigned last night after being the
alleged victim of a blackmail attempt. 2:22
Parliamentarians
on this committee — MPs and senators alike — are privy to the nation's
most guarded secrets as they review the work of the Canadian Security
Intelligence Service (CSIS), the Communications Security Establishment,
the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and the Canada Border Services Agency.
Scheer said he would leave it to national security agencies to determine if Clement has been compromised as a result of this sexting scandal.
"I will leave it to them. Those are the experts," Scheer said.
Other members of the committee were tight-lipped today about what Clement's sexting dilemma might mean for the reputation of the committee. The Liberal chair, Ontario MP David McGuinty, did not respond to a request for comment.
Liberal Quebec MP Emmanuel Dubourg, another committee member, said people chosen for a position on the committee must go through the most thorough of security clearances.
"In that context, I can't say much about the situation. I can't say anything more," Dubourg said in French, adding that he was concerned.
Rennie Marcoux, the director of the National Security and Intelligence Committee of Parliamentarians, said that because the matter is under investigation, there isn't much the committee can say about it.
Marcoux said all members had to obtain a top secret security clearance from the government before being appointed to the committee. They also had to swear an oath of loyalty and secrecy, Marcoux said in a statement to CBC News.
Sources told CBC News Clement flagged the alleged extortion attempt a few days ago to the Privy Council Office — the branch of the bureaucracy that supports the prime minister and cabinet — and the special national security committee. The precise timeline of events was not immediately clear.
Unlike other parliamentary committees that have to report to the House of Commons, this joint committee would respond directly to the prime minister. Trudeau told reporters Wednesday he had no comment on Clement.
On Tuesday night, Clement sent out a statement saying he shared sexually explicit images and a video of himself with someone he believed was a consenting female. Clement said he had shared the images "over the last three weeks."
"The recipient was, in fact, an individual or party who targeted me for the purpose of financial extortion," he wrote.
Sources told CBC News that the would-be extortionist asked Clement to pay €50,000 ($75,200 Cdn) or risk seeing the images and video released publicly.
"The RCMP are currently investigating the matter to determine the identity of the party responsible for the extortion attempt," Clement said.
Earlier today, Scheer did not answer questions about whether Clement can run under the Conservative banner in 2019.
"I don't have anything further to add to that dynamic, or to anything about … internal caucus matters, but I think we can all agree that this was a very poor decision," he told reporters Wednesday.
When asked if Conservative leadership has warned other Tory MPs against this sort of behaviour, Scheer said he shouldn't have to remind elected officials to refrain from obviously inappropriate conduct.
"I don't know that too many people would have to be told not to share explicit images and videos with people that you haven't met, but obviously this is a terrible decision."
The Parry Sound-Muskoka MP was first elected to the House of Commons in 2006 after making the jump from provincial politics. Stephen Harper picked Clement for a number of senior cabinet positions in his government, including president of the Treasury Board and minister of industry.
The U.K.-born Clement was elected to Queen's Park in 1995. He held a number of cabinet portfolios under former Ontario premier Mike Harris, including minister of health, before the ruling PCs were voted out of office in 2003.
In 2004, he placed third in the leadership race, ultimately placing behind Harper and auto parts mogul Belinda Stronach.
He dropped out of the 2016 leadership race after three short months, having failed to raise enough money to continue his efforts.
Scheer said he would leave it to national security agencies to determine if Clement has been compromised as a result of this sexting scandal.
"I will leave it to them. Those are the experts," Scheer said.
Other members of the committee were tight-lipped today about what Clement's sexting dilemma might mean for the reputation of the committee. The Liberal chair, Ontario MP David McGuinty, did not respond to a request for comment.
Liberal Quebec MP Emmanuel Dubourg, another committee member, said people chosen for a position on the committee must go through the most thorough of security clearances.
"In that context, I can't say much about the situation. I can't say anything more," Dubourg said in French, adding that he was concerned.
Rennie Marcoux, the director of the National Security and Intelligence Committee of Parliamentarians, said that because the matter is under investigation, there isn't much the committee can say about it.
Marcoux said all members had to obtain a top secret security clearance from the government before being appointed to the committee. They also had to swear an oath of loyalty and secrecy, Marcoux said in a statement to CBC News.
Trudeau has no comment
Sources told CBC News Clement flagged the alleged extortion attempt a few days ago to the Privy Council Office — the branch of the bureaucracy that supports the prime minister and cabinet — and the special national security committee. The precise timeline of events was not immediately clear.
Unlike other parliamentary committees that have to report to the House of Commons, this joint committee would respond directly to the prime minister. Trudeau told reporters Wednesday he had no comment on Clement.
On Tuesday night, Clement sent out a statement saying he shared sexually explicit images and a video of himself with someone he believed was a consenting female. Clement said he had shared the images "over the last three weeks."
"The recipient was, in fact, an individual or party who targeted me for the purpose of financial extortion," he wrote.
Sources told CBC News that the would-be extortionist asked Clement to pay €50,000 ($75,200 Cdn) or risk seeing the images and video released publicly.
"The RCMP are currently investigating the matter to determine the identity of the party responsible for the extortion attempt," Clement said.
Earlier today, Scheer did not answer questions about whether Clement can run under the Conservative banner in 2019.
"I don't have anything further to add to that dynamic, or to anything about … internal caucus matters, but I think we can all agree that this was a very poor decision," he told reporters Wednesday.
When asked if Conservative leadership has warned other Tory MPs against this sort of behaviour, Scheer said he shouldn't have to remind elected officials to refrain from obviously inappropriate conduct.
"I don't know that too many people would have to be told not to share explicit images and videos with people that you haven't met, but obviously this is a terrible decision."
The Parry Sound-Muskoka MP was first elected to the House of Commons in 2006 after making the jump from provincial politics. Stephen Harper picked Clement for a number of senior cabinet positions in his government, including president of the Treasury Board and minister of industry.
The U.K.-born Clement was elected to Queen's Park in 1995. He held a number of cabinet portfolios under former Ontario premier Mike Harris, including minister of health, before the ruling PCs were voted out of office in 2003.
In 2004, he placed third in the leadership race, ultimately placing behind Harper and auto parts mogul Belinda Stronach.
He dropped out of the 2016 leadership race after three short months, having failed to raise enough money to continue his efforts.
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Doug Ford says he hid sexual misconduct allegation against Jim Wilson to protect accuser
Ontario premier says former minister forced to resign is now in rehab
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David Amos
Why is it that I don't believe Premier Ford?
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Because of his history with the truth, I would suggest.
Because of his history with the truth, I would suggest.
Anthony Shrubb
@David Amos Because he lies without compulsion .
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Ontario Premier Doug Ford said he
withheld the fact that his ex-economic development minister was facing
an allegation of sexual misconduct to protect the staffer who made the
complaint.
Speaking for the first time since Jim Wilson resigned from his cabinet post and the Progressive Conservative caucus last Friday and announced he would seek treatment for addiction issues, Ford said his government has launched an investigation into the situation.
Initially, the premier's office said nothing about the sexual misconduct allegation. That information emerged on Monday, after Ford reshuffled his cabinet behind closed doors.
The
premier clarified Wednesday that Wilson was forced to resign, telling
reporters "I have zero tolerance for this behaviour" and vowing to
protect government staff.
Ford didn't disclose what Wilson said when confronted with the allegation, but said the veteran politician "understands the situation."
However, the results of the ongoing investigation into the allegation won't be made public, he said.
When pressed by reporters about the secrecy surrounding the departure of Wilson and one of his former top staffers, Andrew Kimber, Ford said his government is protecting those who made the allegations.
Ford said the person who made the allegation against Wilson asked him repeatedly not to alert the media to the story.
"I commend them for coming forward and having that courage," Ford said, adding that he's respecting the request.
"They're a priority. They trump the media."
Ford said Wilson has gone to rehab in the wake of the incident, and said addiction is a real issue.
Premier
Doug Ford, speaking Wednesday at the National Air Force Museum Canada,
said his government will create a hotline to help military families
moving to the province. ( Frederic Pepin/CBC)
Ford,
speaking at the National Air Force Museum Canada, near Trenton, Ont.,
vowed to create a new hotline service for military families moving to
Ontario that will help them with everything they need to get established
in the province.
"We need to make sure they're taken care of," Ford said.
The government is set to launch a three-month consultation process to set up the hotline.
Days before Remembrance Day, Ford also thanked those stationed at military bases across Ontario as well as their loved ones, calling himself a "huge supporter" of those who serve.
Speaking for the first time since Jim Wilson resigned from his cabinet post and the Progressive Conservative caucus last Friday and announced he would seek treatment for addiction issues, Ford said his government has launched an investigation into the situation.
Initially, the premier's office said nothing about the sexual misconduct allegation. That information emerged on Monday, after Ford reshuffled his cabinet behind closed doors.
Ford didn't disclose what Wilson said when confronted with the allegation, but said the veteran politician "understands the situation."
However, the results of the ongoing investigation into the allegation won't be made public, he said.
Accusers 'trump the media,' Ford says
When pressed by reporters about the secrecy surrounding the departure of Wilson and one of his former top staffers, Andrew Kimber, Ford said his government is protecting those who made the allegations.
Asked who is conducting investigation into Jim Wilson: police officers who deal with these situations. Says investigation started right away #ONpoli
Ford said the person who made the allegation against Wilson asked him repeatedly not to alert the media to the story.
"I commend them for coming forward and having that courage," Ford said, adding that he's respecting the request.
"They're a priority. They trump the media."
Ford said Wilson has gone to rehab in the wake of the incident, and said addiction is a real issue.
Government plans hotline for military families
"We need to make sure they're taken care of," Ford said.
The government is set to launch a three-month consultation process to set up the hotline.
Days before Remembrance Day, Ford also thanked those stationed at military bases across Ontario as well as their loved ones, calling himself a "huge supporter" of those who serve.
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Conservatives name Richard Lehoux to run against Maxime Bernier in 2019
'Together we will achieve great things for our riding,' former mayor tells cheering supporters Saturday
Richard Lehoux has been picked to run for the Conservatives in the Quebec riding of Beauce — taking on MP Maxime Bernier, who quit the party this summer.
During a Saturday morning rally in the riding, Conservative leader Andrew Scheer announced Lehoux's candidacy as supporters chanted his name.
Scheer called Lehoux a "remarkable" candidate who knows the riding well.
Lehoux is the former president of the Quebec federation of municipalities (FQM) and he served as mayor of Saint-Elzéar, Que., for nearly two decades before retiring last year.
Scheer said Lehoux will defend the interests of the region, noting he has a strong understanding of agricultural issues given his history as a dairy farmer.
Watch: Scheer told reporters that Lehoux has the support of 20 mayors from the region
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Scheer announces Richard Lehoux as Conservative candidate
Conservative Leader
Andrew Scheer announces Richard Lehoux's candidacy in the Quebec riding
of Beauce, where he will take on MP Maxime Bernier, who quit the party
this summer. 0:50
While speaking before the crowd, Lehoux told Scheer he is proud to join such a "formidable team."
He said, after years of defending the interests of the area, he will take local issues to the federal level, defending agriculture, forestry and the people.
"I believe the rural economy is essential for developing our country," Lehoux said.
"Together we will achieve great things for our riding."
He again took to Twitter Saturday morning, criticizing Scheer and his "dairy cartel candidate."
In the tweet, he says he hopes Scheer will explain why the people of Beauce must keep paying hundreds of dollars more per year "to maintain a socialist system."
Welcome to Beauce @AndrewScheer.
I hope you and your DAIRY CARTEL candidate will tell the people of Beauce why they must keep paying 100s of $ more per year to maintain a socialist system adopted by Pierre Trudeau in the 70s. https://montrealgazette.com/news/local-news/maxime-bernier-will-have-a-strong-conservative-opponent-in-his-riding/ …
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