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CSIS director to testify about transparency at foreign interference inquiry - Vimarsana News

CSIS director to testify about transparency at foreign interference inquiry

The discussions will help set the stage for the commission's next public hearings, likely to take place at the end of March.

Who's who at the foreign interference inquiry - Vimarsana News

Who's who at the foreign interference inquiry

The independent inquiry into foreign electoral interference is officially underway. Over the next year, the commission will dip in and out of the public eye as it tries to get to the bottom of what happened in the past two federal elections and whether Ottawa has a handle on the issue. Here's a look at the key players.

Source: cbc.ca
Uyghur Canadians pull out of public inquiry into foreign interference - Vimarsana News

Uyghur Canadians pull out of public inquiry into foreign interference

Commissioner’s decision to grant standing to certain politicians behind the move to withdraw, group says

Human-rights groups threaten to withdraw from the foreign interference inquiry - Vimarsana News

Human-rights groups threaten to withdraw from the foreign interference inquiry

Coalition of Canadian organizations poised to boycott probe if Commissioner Marie-Josée Hogue won’t limit the status of politicians with alleged ties to Beijing

The foreign interference inquiry starts today with a big question — how much must it keep secret? - Vimarsana News

The foreign interference inquiry starts today with a big question — how much must it keep secret?

The independent inquiry into foreign electoral interference begins public hearings today. Its first item of business is working out what it can — and can't — talk about publicly.

Source: cbc.ca