The Tragically Hip are standing down after guitarist Paul Langlois ripped Pierre Poilievre for using one of the band\u0027s songs at a CPC event.
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Venue hosting Pierre Poilievre licensed to play band's music: The Tragically HipThe Tragically Hip has responded to an online dispute over the use of its music, saying a venue that recently hosted Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has a music licence and did not need 'specific permissions' to play one of the band's songs.
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Tragically Hip backtrack after Pierre Poilievre slamThe Tragically Hip are standing down after guitarist Paul Langlois ripped Pierre Poilievre for using one of the band\u0027s songs at a CPC event.
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Use of Tragically Hip’s music at CPC event causes social media clash | Globalnews.caThe Tragically Hip's Paul Langlois was upset about the music playing at a CPC event with Pierre Poilievre, but the venue was licensed by SOCAN, so it had the right to play it.
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Anything less than a public inquiry on foreign interference is not enough: Poilievre - National | Globalnews.caThe issue of a public inquiry on suspected Chinese foreign interference is expected to be a hot-topic this week in the House of Commons, which resumed Monday.
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