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Trudeau apologizes for WE Charity vote

July 13, 2020 6:22 pm CST.
Justin Trudeau apologized for voting to ratify a contract for the WE Charity, which has paid his family members for speaking gigs, but critics say Canada’s ethics laws need tougher penalties to curb such issues. Xiaoli Li reports.

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