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Nearly seven in ten Canadians believe that the names of MPs involved in foreign interference should be released immediately, and they should be forced to explain themselves publicly. Meanwhile, 65% think that these MPs should be criminally charged and jailed, according to a new poll.

Fewer than a third of all current MPs in the House of Commons were willing to go on record and say they were not involved in foreign interference.

A majority of Canadians want the Trudeau government to release the names of MPs who had allegedly wittingly collaborated to interfere in Canada’s democracy on behalf of foreign nations. 

In this edition of The Andrew Lawton Show, Andrew catches up with Macdonald-Laurier Institute managing director Brian Lee Crowley for a discussion about foreign interference and the state of Canadian democracy.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau won’t say whether or not Liberal MPs were implicated in the bombshell NSICOP report on foreign interference.

Justin Trudeau has refused to say whether any Liberal members of Parliament are implicated as collaborators with foreign governments in the unredacted NSICOP report....

NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh says he’s even more concerned about foreign interference in Canada’s democracy after reading the unredacted report from Parliament’s national security committee.

MPs across party lines voted unanimously on a motion to call on Justice Marie-Josée Hogue to investigate allegations that current and former parliamentarians have collaborated with hostile foreign governments.

The Conservatives’ calls for the release of the names of parliamentarians implicated in foreign interference has intensified.

A Liberal MP’s flippant remarks during a committee meeting on foreign interference matters have caught the attention of media and critics alike.