Do you know how much of your money your senators have paid back?
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The Senate won’t say how much Mike Duffy has claimed in Ottawa living expenses. And Pamela Wallin won’t say how much she has now repaid.
Meanwhile, the Senate’s internal review continues, with apparently two senators added to the list of interviewees. And Liberal Senator James Cowan questions Mr. Duffy’s qualifications to sit in the Senate as a representative of Prince Edward Island. (When Mr. Duffy conceded on his expenses last week, the government was quick to reassure that it was confident he met the constitutional standard to represent the province.)
