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Nearly 20,000 sensitive documents mishandled under Trudeau government

Only one government employee has had their security clearance revoked, despite thousands of instances of improperly secured documents in the last three years.

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BY CHARELLE EVELYN
April 24, 2019

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Nearly 20,000 sensitive documents mishandled under Trudeau government

Only one government employee has had their security clearance revoked, despite thousands of instances of improperly secured documents in the last three years.

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