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Elizabeth May and NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh have both received top-secret security clearance, and May was the first to attend a confidential briefing on Wednesday.

China has opened up group tours for dozens of more countries, but Canada notably remains absent from the approved travel destinations.

China has opened up group tours for dozens of more countries, but Canada notably remains absent from the approved travel destinations.

Lawyers who work within the immigration system say they expect security officials to ramp up those efforts amid the heightened attention on other countries’ meddling attempts.

Lawyers who work within the immigration system say they expect security officials to ramp up those efforts amid the heightened attention on other countries' meddling attempts.

Johnston’s office says he has sent Prime Minister Justin Trudeau a “supplement to the confidential annex” of his earlier report, meaning it will not be made public.

Johnston's office says he has sent Prime Minister Justin Trudeau a "supplement to the confidential annex" of his earlier report, meaning it will not be made public.

CSIS has detailed how targets inside and outside of China are ‘approached and cultivated’ online by proxies of the People’s Republic of China’s Intelligence Services.

Blanchet suggested the inquiry would focus on allegations that the Chinese government has interfered in Canadian democracy, but that it would not be restricted to that subject.

Singh says he has yet to hear from the government or Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre on the matter, despite both saying on the weekend that they would be reaching out.