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Ontario’s finance minister apologizes after leaving country for personal trip earlier this month

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Ontario’s finance minister apologizes after leaving country for personal trip earlier this month

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Published on December 30, 2020

Finance Minister Rod Phillips has apologized Tuesday evening for leaving the country earlier this month for a personal trip even as health officials plead with Ontarians to only venture outside of their homes for essential purposes.

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