OTTAWA — Canada’s consul general in New York Tom Clark’s testimony at a House of Commons committee studying the purchase of a $9 million luxury condo is up in the air after Conservatives say that he pulled out from a planned appearance Tuesday.

The party’s ethics critic, Michael Barrett, told the National Post that Clark’s office had agreed to appear at the House of Commons committee on government operations on August 27 to discuss the new official residence but pulled out at the last minute.

Tom Clark’s office had agreed to appear at the House committee to discuss the condo purchase but cancelled at the last minute without reason{ai:summary}<p>Canada’s consul general in New York, Tom Clark, was scheduled to testify at a House of Commons committee regarding a $9 million condo purchase but withdrew unexpectedly. Conservative ethics critic Michael Barrett expressed concerns over Clark's last-minute cancellation.  </p><p>#politics</p>

Consul general pulls out of committee appearance over $9M luxury NYC condo purchase

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