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Canadian Government Will Probe 'Entire' NAFTA Leak: PM Prime Minister Stephen Harper resisted calls to fire his top aide over the so-called NAFTA-gate on Thursday, but promised a federal probe into the affair would be wide-sweeping and could include the Prime Minister's Office. The prime minister faced a barrage of criticism from NDP Leader Jack Layton on Thursday, who appeared in the House of Commons and on CNN, demanding Harper dismiss his chief of staff, Ian Brodie. "Will he now apologize to this House, the American people, and Senator [Barack] Obama, and will he fire his chief of staff?" Layton asked in Parliament.

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Canadian Government Will Probe 'Entire' NAFTA Leak: PM

Prime Minister Stephen Harper resisted calls to fire his top aide over the so-called NAFTA-gate on Thursday, but promised a federal probe into the affair would be wide-sweeping and could include the Prime Minister's Office.

The prime minister faced a barrage of criticism from NDP Leader Jack Layton on Thursday, who appeared in the House of Commons and on CNN, demanding Harper dismiss his chief of staff, Ian Brodie.

"Will he now apologize to this House, the American people, and Senator [Barack] Obama, and will he fire his chief of staff?" Layton asked in Parliament.