The Nova Scotia Premier's office says a member of the PC Party has been 'swiftly removed' after allegedly accessing a staffer's social media account and posting an offensive post.
Premier’s office says a member of the PC Party has been “swiftly removed” after allegedly accessing a staffer’s social media account and posting an offensive post.
While that post has since been deleted, a new post on Tuesday morning states, “Yesterday, my account was hacked, information was tweeted without my knowledge. I apologize if anyone was offended!”At the legislature Tuesday, Liberal Leader Zach Churchill brought up the post during question period, calling it a “horrifically antisemitic statement.”
“On behalf of the premier, we want to see more details. We want to investigate what actually happened,” said MacMaster.Canadian security czar buys Napa winery for $57 million. It’s not his firstPremier Tim Houston’s press secretary, Meagan Byrd, confirmed Tuesday evening that an investigation “uncovered evidence that someone did access account without authorization.”
“I think if the PCs are in charge of this investigation, they’re just going to want to cover their own arses and I don’t know if we can trust what the outcome of that investigation’s going to be,” said Liberal Leader Churchill.
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