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Fury as the head of Scotland Yard's shambolic VIP abuse inquiry keeps his job - Vimarsana News

Fury as the head of Scotland Yard's shambolic VIP abuse inquiry keeps his job

Despite the revelation that Steve Rodhouse is to face gross misconduct proceedings, the former Met deputy assistant commissioner remains joint deputy head at the National Crime Agency.

Kenny Chiu counters rapporteur David Johnston on foreign interference - Vimarsana News

Kenny Chiu counters rapporteur David Johnston on foreign interference

Former MP Chiu argues Canadians have too many questions for there not to be a public inquiry into foreign interference in elections.

Dominic Grieve KC completes governance review of Christ Church - Vimarsana News

Dominic Grieve KC completes governance review of Christ Church

Martin Alfonsin Larsen reports on Dominic Grieve’s review of Christ Church, which recommends changes that would be the first since 1867.

Andrew Scheer visits Manitoba to praise Tories' Portage-Lisgar byelection candidate - Vimarsana News

Andrew Scheer visits Manitoba to praise Tories' Portage-Lisgar byelection candidate

Former Conservative leader Andrew Scheer visited Manitoba Thursday to bolster his party's bid to retain Portage-Lisgar, historically one of the safest Conservative seats in Canada.

Source: cbc.ca
Former Harper deputy chief of staff says CSIS never briefed her on foreign interference - Vimarsana News

Former Harper deputy chief of staff says CSIS never briefed her on foreign interference

A former top aide to Stephen Harper told a House of Commons committee that CSIS never briefed her on foreign interference when she was deputy chief of staff in the Prime Minister's Office (PMO) — but some committee members expressed doubts about her claim.

Source: cbc.ca