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Nomination process ‘a distinct problem that has to be examined,’ PM’s national security adviser tells committee studying foreign interference

The Procedure and House Affairs Committee was busy last week probing deeper into foreign interference in Canadian elections and what to do about it.

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The Procedure and House Affairs Committee was busy last week probing deeper into foreign interference in Canadian elections and what to do about it.

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Nomination process ‘a distinct problem that has to be examined,’ PM’s national security adviser tells committee studying foreign interference

The Procedure and House Affairs Committee was busy last week probing deeper into foreign interference in Canadian elections and what to do about it.

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