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Former aide denies stalling spy warrant at inquiry
OTTAWA A former chief of staff to a Liberal public safety minister testifies at a federal inquiry into foreign interference, denying claims she slowed the 2021 CSIS spy warrant. The hearing notes the 54 day delay, questions she asked, and her recollection of a briefing on the warrant. Blair testified he signed the warrant without knowing its full timeline, while Drouin defended MPs and said no espionage occurred. The inquiry continues with a final report due later this year.
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Ottawa
Trudeau
Zita Astravas
Canadian Security Intelligence Service
Bill Blair
Michelle Tessier
CSIS
Astravas
Vanweenen
Gib van Ert
Michael Chong
Blair
Defence
Commission of Inquiry
David Vigneault
Nathalie Drouin
House of Commons
National Security and Intelligence Committee
Nsicop
Drouin
Canada
Marie-Josée Hogue
Hogue
Minister of Public Safety
Foreign Interference Commission