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Liberal MPs once again filibuster committee to prevent Trudeau's chief of staff from testifying on Chinese interference - Vimarsana News

Liberal MPs once again filibuster committee to prevent Trudeau's chief of staff from testifying on Chinese interference

Members of the standing committee reconvened on Tuesday in an attempt to move forward with amendments on the motion.

Line changes: Federal riding boundary adjustments irk Ottawa-area MPs - Vimarsana News

Line changes: Federal riding boundary adjustments irk Ottawa-area MPs

"Do the residents of the City of Kingston have a common interest in being collectively under-represented for the next 10 years?" asks one MP

MPs vote for public inquiry into foreign election interference - Vimarsana News

MPs vote for public inquiry into foreign election interference

Opposition MPs passed a motion Thursday calling for the federal government to launch a national public inquiry into allegations of foreign interference, after hearing hours of testimony from top intelligence officials who sought to assure that the integrity of Canada's last two elections was upheld despite meddling attempts by China.

Source: ctvnews.ca
Government-Appointed Panel Says Foreign Interference Didn't Impact 2021 Election Integrity - Vimarsana News

Government-Appointed Panel Says Foreign Interference Didn't Impact 2021 Election Integrity

A panel of senior federal employees examining foreign meddling in Canadian elections has concluded that the integrity of ...

Tourism-connected projects get $250K from feds - Vimarsana News

Tourism-connected projects get $250K from feds

The federal government is giving five Kingston-area projects more than a quarter-million dollars as part of its “tourism relief fund.”