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The government hasn't been complying with committee orders for unredacted documents, including to see documents concerning the PHAC's decision to fire two scientists after their security clearances were revoked.

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June 2, 2021

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Canadians have no further clarity about the content of the NSICOP report because of mixed messaging from party leaders, say Garry Keller and Yaroslav Baran. Keller says the messaging has been 'awful' and is now sowing doubt and discord in the House and among Canadians.

Party leaders’ communications strategy on foreign interference report ‘not a positive’ for public interest, say political strategists

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Canadians have no further clarity about the content of the NSICOP report because of mixed messaging from party leaders, say Garry Keller and Yaroslav Baran. Keller says the messaging has been 'awful' and is now sowing doubt and discord in the House and among Canadians.

The buck stops where? Experts urge party leaders to be accountable for NSICOP report findings

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'Much more leadership and proactive solution-making has to come from parliamentarians themselves, from political parties, and from the government,' says UOttawa professor Thomas Juneau.

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'Much more leadership and proactive solution-making has to come from parliamentarians themselves, from political parties, and from the government,' says UOttawa professor Thomas Juneau.

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The NSICOP report has done little to reassure Canadians that foreign interference is being taken seriously by our political leaders. Neither has the response to the report.

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Liberals shut down House Ethics Committee debate over whether to study Winnipeg lab leak documents: ‘this is not our committee’s mandate’

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The Conservatives will need the NDP’s support to pass a motion to undertake a study of the Winnipeg lab leak documents, but NDP MP Matthew Green says the study should happen at the Canada-China Committee instead.

Liberals shut down House Ethics Committee debate over whether to study Winnipeg lab leak documents: ‘this is not our committee’s mandate’

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The Conservatives will need the NDP’s support to pass a motion to undertake a study of the Winnipeg lab leak documents, but NDP MP Matthew Green says the study should happen at the Canada-China Committee instead.