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The lady and gentlemen cadets of the Royal Military College of Canada perform a ""Feu de Joie"" during the annual Commissioning Parade in Kingston, Ontario, May 18, 2018. Photo: Adam Dargavel, CFB Kingston
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Military police investigators showed tunnel vision, investigative bias in sexual assault probe: Commission

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Military police who investigated a sexual assault allegation against a high-ranking Canadian Armed Forces officer failed to conduct a thorough probe and exhibited tunnel vision and investigative bias,...

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