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A Liberal senator is facing new questions about his use of Senate resources for personal business.
The CBC's French-language service, Radio-Canada, has obtained emails showing that as far back as 2005 Senator Colin Kenny had staff from his office organizing renovations to his home and taking care of business at a tanning salon he once owned.
In one email from 2005, a Senate staffer offers Kenny an update on work being done at his residence.
"Mirrors are installed," the employee writes. "Guest bathroom counter supposed to receive tomorrow. Phones are being done today."
In another, Kenny complains about delays to work on his bathroom.
"One or two months is not acceptable for the toilet," Kenny writes, instructing a Senate staffer to send him a list of work that still needs to be done.
Other memos show Kenny's staff managing affairs at the senator's tanning salon business.
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Senator Colin Kenny faces new questions about staff tending to personal affairs - Politics - CBC News
A Liberal senator is facing new questions about his use of Senate resources for personal business.
The CBC's French-language service, Radio-Canada, has obtained emails showing that as far back as 2005 Senator Colin Kenny had staff from his office organizing renovations to his home and taking care of business at a tanning salon he once owned.
In one email from 2005, a Senate staffer offers Kenny an update on work being done at his residence.
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"Mirrors are installed," the employee writes. "Guest bathroom counter supposed to receive tomorrow. Phones are being done today."
In another, Kenny complains about delays to work on his bathroom.
"One or two months is not acceptable for the toilet," Kenny writes, instructing a Senate staffer to send him a list of work that still needs to be done.
Other memos show Kenny's staff managing affairs at the senator's tanning salon business.
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Senator Colin Kenny faces new questions about staff tending to personal affairs - Politics - CBC News
