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Government defends another free vacation for Justin Trudeau at luxury resort: 'All of the rules have been followed'

As federal politicians shake off their holiday cobwebs and return to the spotlight, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government can't shake off questions about his latest vacation jaunt.

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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is shown in Toronto on Dec, 21, 2023.

OTTAWA — As federal politicians shake off their holiday cobwebs and return to the spotlight, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government can't shake off questions about his latest vacation jaunt.

Mere minutes after the new Liberal House leader was appointed Monday, Steve MacKinnon faced questions about Trudeau's family vacation to Jamaica, a trip that has raised eyebrows for its host, price and locale. 

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Stephanie Levitz is an Ottawa-based reporter covering federal politics for the Star. Follow her on Twitter: @StephanieLevitz.

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