Royal Canadian Navy officers will once again be in charge of an investigation into whether fellow navy officers made suggestive sexual comments on a conference call to more than 100 military personnel. Read More
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Canadian Navy once again allowed to oversee investigation into "kinky sex" comments by its senior officers
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