OTTAWA — Parliament has been seized by a question of privilege regarding the so-called green slush fund for the past week. But should that get sorted, MPs will be turning their attention to a second question of privilege — this time, about the “other Randy” controversy.

At the heart of the issue is whether Employment Minister Randy Boissonnault breached ethics laws in 2022 by interfering directly in the global health imports business he co-founded with former business partner Stephen Anderson during the pandemic.

Stephen Anderson could have the same fate as GC Strategies partner Kristian Firth, found in contempt of Parliament earlier this year.{ai:summary}<p>The Canadian Parliament is currently focused on a question of privilege concerning a green slush fund. Following that, MPs will address another privilege issue related to Employment Minister Randy Boissonnault's alleged ethical breach involving his past business during the pandemic. </p><p>#politics</p>

Liberal minister's former business associate could soon be found in contempt in 'other Randy' saga

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