Poilievre, Carney Postpone House Proceedings to Offer Condolences to Family of Murdered CRA Employee
Prime Minister Mark Carney and Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre offered condolences to the family of a Canada Revenue Agency employee who was killed earlier this week in Montreal while on a video call with a coworker. Leïla Ben Salem was killed Sept. 22 at her apartment after a man entered the room and struck her [...]
Prime Minister Mark Carney and Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre have offered condolences to the family of Leïla Ben Salem, a Canada Revenue Agency employee who was tragically killed in Montreal. Ben Salem was fatally struck by a man in her apartment while on a video call with a coworker. Both leaders postponed House of Commons proceedings to express their sympathies.
- Prime Minister Mark Carney and Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre offered condolences to the family of Leïla Ben Salem.
- Ben Salem, a Canada Revenue Agency employee, was killed in Montreal on September 22.
- She was attacked in her apartment by a man while on a video call with a coworker.
- Poilievre postponed questioning in the House of Commons for Carney to offer condolences.
- Both leaders referred to Ben Salem as a treasured member of the public service.
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