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Hogue says nominations a ‘gateway’ for foreign interference, but Marland says parties ‘wary about the state having rules limiting what they do’

Jacques Shore, a former director of research for Security Intelligence Review Committee, said he 'applauds' Parliament for passing C-70, but said 'we missed an opportunity' by not also bringing nominations under the Canada Elections Act.

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June 23, 2024

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On foreign interference, we need to regain perspective

OpinionBY MARK JOHNSON

‘So damn offensive’: NSICOP and Hogue findings on media raise serious concern about covert targeting of Canadian journalists

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

NewsBY JESSE CNOCKAERT

Political leaders should not put interests of parties over interests of the country

OpinionBY EDITORIAL

Elections Canada’s nomination ideas have merit

OpinionBY EDITORIAL

The least the parties can do is listen to Elections Canada’s ideas. The status quo is not going to cut it anymore.

Elections Canada’s nomination ideas have merit

OpinionBY EDITORIAL

The least the parties can do is listen to Elections Canada’s ideas. The status quo is not going to cut it anymore.

On foreign interference, we need to regain perspective

OpinionBY MARK JOHNSON

The foreign interference described in four reports amounts to low level nuisances in only a few ridings, a fraction of the 338 seats contested in the 2019 and 2021 elections.

On foreign interference, we need to regain perspective

OpinionBY MARK JOHNSON

The foreign interference described in four reports amounts to low level nuisances in only a few ridings, a fraction of the 338 seats contested in the 2019 and 2021 elections.

‘So damn offensive’: NSICOP and Hogue findings on media raise serious concern about covert targeting of Canadian journalists

NewsBY IAN CAMPBELL

If foreign powers can convince mainstream Canadian media to report a message they wish to advance 'it's quite dangerous' because it lends 'credibility to the entire narrative,’ said MLI’s Marcus Kolga.

‘So damn offensive’: NSICOP and Hogue findings on media raise serious concern about covert targeting of Canadian journalists

NewsBY IAN CAMPBELL

If foreign powers can convince mainstream Canadian media to report a message they wish to advance 'it's quite dangerous' because it lends 'credibility to the entire narrative,’ said MLI’s Marcus Kolga.

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

NewsBY JESSE CNOCKAERT

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

NewsBY JESSE CNOCKAERT

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.

Political leaders should not put interests of parties over interests of the country

OpinionBY EDITORIAL

The House may be adjourned for the summer, but the sensational claims that some parliamentarians have been 'semi-witting or witting' players with foreign states to interfere in our politics will continue to hang over this Parliament.

Political leaders should not put interests of parties over interests of the country

OpinionBY EDITORIAL

The House may be adjourned for the summer, but the sensational claims that some parliamentarians have been 'semi-witting or witting' players with foreign states to interfere in our politics will continue to hang over this Parliament.

Hogue says nominations a ‘gateway’ for foreign interference, but Marland says parties ‘wary about the state having rules limiting what they do’

Jacques Shore, a former director of research for Security Intelligence Review Committee, said he 'applauds' Parliament for passing C-70, but said 'we missed an opportunity' by not also bringing nominations under the Canada Elections Act.

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