The public safety minister has said that he will investigate Canada's security screening processes and 'get to the bottom of what happened.' Canadians deserve to know what happened, and Parliament has a responsibility to demand those answers.
Highlighting the minister's commitment to investigate.
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These allegations are deeply concerning and raise serious questions about Canada's national security screening processes.
Make no mistake, a court will consider the words that we pass on paper here someday, and they will decide the constitutionality of those words.
It is a shame and I think it's actually disgraceful, dare I say minister, that it was Belgium that figured out a Canadian was spying rather than Canada.
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