One of the Opposition politicians who said "shame" as female members of the Manitoba government voted down a private bill on sexual violence says he regrets what he did. New Democrat James Allum says he sincerely apologizes to the women in the Tory caucus who were left feeling intimidated. (The Tory government voted against a proposed NDP bill that would have required post-secondary institutions to develop firm policies against sexual violence and harassment. Tory member Sarah Guillemard (GILL'-mard) filed a complainant with the legislature Speaker over the NDP use of "shame.")

Date: 2016-10-07
Placeline: WINNIPEG.
Source: The Canadian Press
Length: 18 seconds

Transcript Prediction: << in the course of the debate yesterday possums ran to high we clearly cross the line and and for that I deeply regret it and sincerely apologize for her onto the members of the women's caucus of the progressive conservatives >>

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