LILLEY: Commissioner in foreign interference inquiry playing politics
In a series of questionable decisions, Commissioner Hogue appears to be showing a bias.
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In a series of questionable decisions, Commissioner Hogue appears to be showing a bias.
The commission, which will begin public hearings Jan. 29, is looking at attempted meddling by China, Russia and other foreign states, as well as non-state actors, in recent Canadian federal elections
Foreign interference inquiry commissioner Justice Marie-Josée Hogue has rejected the Conservative Party's request for full standing in upcoming public hearings, and has turned down a plea by a coalition of human-rights groups to limit the standing of three men accused of ties to the Chinese government.
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Justice Marie-Josée Hogue, appointed to lead inquiry, has however granted full standing to Conservative foreign affairs critic Michael Chong