KAIROS hits Tory at home

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Conservative MP James Lunney made headlines in last's week Nanaimo Daily News after refusing to meet with local members of KAIROS in his British Columbia riding to discuss funding cuts to the church-based international development group. Mr. Lunney's decision not to meet with Nanaimo KAIROS members Jim and Eva Manly drew a great deal of criticism, including from experts who said he was breaking with the parliamentary tradition of meeting with constituents.

Conservative MP James Lunney made headlines in last's week Nanaimo Daily News after refusing to meet with local members of KAIROS in his British Columbia riding to discuss funding cuts to the church-based international development group. Mr. Lunney's decision not to meet with Nanaimo KAIROS members Jim and Eva Manly drew a great deal of criticism, including from experts who said he was breaking with the parliamentary tradition of meeting with constituents.

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