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Fight against foreign interference ‘a never-ending battle,’ but no traitors in Parliament, says Hogue

The Public Inquiry into Foreign Interference released its final report on Jan. 28, finding that while Canada’s democratic institutions are resilient, the government's response has been ‘far from perfect.’

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January 28, 2025

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Fight against foreign interference ‘a never-ending battle,’ but no traitors in Parliament, says Hogue

The Public Inquiry into Foreign Interference released its final report on Jan. 28, finding that while Canada’s democratic institutions are resilient, the government's response has been ‘far from perfect.’

Plan tackling gender-based violence needs funding renewed, say advocates amid concerns over budget cuts

Feds mum on timing of crucial North American trade pact meeting anticipated to ‘set the stage’ for 2026 review

Canada’s Syrian embassy to remain empty for ‘immediate term’ as more countries restart missions

Late report on 2024 finances ‘so outdated it’s useless,’ says Democracy Watch as most major parties ask for more time

New Leaf Liberals want to root out Ontario Liberal shortcomings, not back a particular leader, says co-founder

Global Affairs Canada misconduct complaints have more than doubled since 2023

Global Affairs Canada misconduct complaints have more than doubled since 2023

PSPC sparks backlash as it eyes shift to ‘lowest-bid’ approach to Hill freelance interpretation assignments

Tighter registration threshold for lobbying means more transparency, but also more administrative work for businesses in challenging times, say lobbyists

Steel industry players say retaliatory tariffs for Canadian steel need ‘real teeth’ as lobbying efforts heat up

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Fight against foreign interference ‘a never-ending battle,’ but no traitors in Parliament, says Hogue

The Public Inquiry into Foreign Interference released its final report on Jan. 28, finding that while Canada’s democratic institutions are resilient, the government's response has been ‘far from perfect.’

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