Parliament must determine whether there were gaps in Canada's security screening system and whether those gaps could have exposed sensitive information or put the security of Canada and our allies at risk.
Emphasizing the need for parliamentary investigation.
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Was this an intelligence failure? Yes, it was. Did Canada's international standing suffer because of this? Yes.… How did this happen? We have no answer.
These allegations are deeply concerning and raise serious questions about Canada's national security screening processes.
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