National Security Advisor Jody Thomas testifies that Justin Trudeau was briefed "multiple times" about Chinese election interference in the 2019 and 2

OTTAWA, March 1 (Reuters) - Canadian opposition parties on Wednesday stepped up their push for a broad public inquiry into alleged foreign election interference, particularly by China, a move that Liberal Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has not yet endorsed. Recent media reports have alleged ongoing Chinese interference in Canada's elections, with Trudeau this week denying one article saying his office was told by Canada's spy agency to drop a Chinese Canadian candidate in 2019 because of his ties to Beijing. -- More...

National Security Advisor Jody Thomas testifies that Justin Trudeau was briefed "multiple times" about Chinese election interference in the 2019 and 2021 federal elections. pic.twitter.com/PKCR49YGhn

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