OTTAWA — Former cabinet minister Randy Boissonnault says he is trying to repair any damage he has done by making shifting statements about his connections to Indigenous heritage, as he faced more accusations on Thursday of trying to mislead Parliamentarians.

Boissonnault once called himself 'non-status adopted Cree.' This fall, he clarified that his adoptive mother and brother were in fact Métis.{ai:summary}<p>Former cabinet minister Randy Boissonnault is working to address concerns regarding his statements about his Indigenous heritage. He faces new accusations of misleading Parliament about these connections. </p><p>#politics</p>

'My own learning journey': Boissonnault apologizes to MPs for misrepresenting Indigenous heritage

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