Corrective to April 25 NextStar foreign workers story

By The Canadian Press

Posted Apr 26, 2024 06:19:11 PM.

Last Updated Apr 26, 2024 06:31:21 PM.

OTTAWA — The Canadian Press erroneously attributed a Conservative statement about subsidies to Sebastian Skamski, a spokesperson for Opposition leader Pierre Poilievre. In fact, it was a joint statement from Conservative industry critic Rick Perkins and Conservative trade critic Kyle Seeback.

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