PM's brother defends involvement in controversial donation to Pierre Elliott Trudeau Foundation
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Alexandre Trudeau, brother of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, told a committee of MPs Wednesday that he only signed for a controversial donation to the Pierre Elliott Trudeau Foundation to give permission to a partner university to use his father's name.
The House ethics committee is probing a $200,000 donation given to the charity by two men with links to the Chinese government. Opposition parties are questioning whether the donation was an attempt by Beijing to curry favour with Prime Minister Trudeau.
Alexandre Trudeau signed for the donation on behalf of the foundation.
WATCH | Alexandre Trudeau defends signing for donation
Conservative MP Michael Barrett asked Trudeau how often he has signed for donations in the 20 years he has been involved with the foundation. He said that this was the only time.
"You understand why?" Trudeau said after
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