Conservatives call for ethics probe into Justin Trudeau's free Jamaican holiday stay

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The federal Conservatives are asking the conflict of interest and ethics commissioner to probe Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s vacation in Jamaica and how his staff handled the detail that he stayed for free.

Conservative MP and ethics critic Michael Barrett sent a letter to Konrad von Finckenstein on Tuesday asking whether he knew Trudeau was staying at a luxury estate owned by a family friend.

Barrett said the vacation is “not the equivalent of staying at a friend’s home,” calling it instead a gift with commercial value.

The Canadian Press has not independently verified a National Post report that said Trudeau vacationed at

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