David Johnston files his final report on foreign interference, but it won't be made public
Johnston’s initial report in May concluded that a public inquiry would not be a constructive way forward — angering opposition parties
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Johnston’s initial report in May concluded that a public inquiry would not be a constructive way forward — angering opposition parties
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 had announced his plans to resign as independent special rapporteur earlier this month, saying the atmosphere around his work had become too partisan
OTTAWA - David Johnston filed his final — and confidential — report on foreign interference to the prime minister on Monday, ending his contentious term as special rapporteur.
The administration, president biden called for the intelligence review by all the intelligence agencies. that had not happened under the previous administration. now we're reaching toward declassification. i don't think there is some kind of internal cover-up. i don't think our government knows something and is suppressing it but the united states government is trying to balance a lot of interests on ukraine, south china sea, taiwan, chips, economy, all these other things and so it is up to us on the outside who have been pushing so hard for 3 1/2 years to lay out the evidence and say hey, thi...