Ottawa awaits Mulroney-Schreiber report

The next chapter in the Mulroney-Schreiber saga will be written no later than Friday – the deadline for an independent adviser appointed by the Harper government to propose terms of reference for a public inquiry.

The special adviser, University of Waterloo president David Johnston, was spotted on Parliament Hill Wednesday afternoon.

Calls to his office Thursday were redirected to the Privy Council Office, which advises the prime minister and cabinet. The PCO did not immediately return calls. However, an assistant to Mr. Johnston said any decision to make his recommendations public will have to be made by Prime Minister Stephen Harper.
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NDP justice critic Joe Comartin said his party will consider moving an immediate no-confidence motion if Mr. Harper does not keep his commitment to hold the inquiry.
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The Globe allowed comments on this one. The flip-flopping by Conservative posters is amazing, considering their support for the Gomery Commission.