Hogue inquiry prompts questions for Canada’s spy agency
Justice Marie-Josée Hogue’s foreign interference inquiry has enlightened us on the failings of our security apparatus and its inability to engage constructively with Canadians.
OTTAWA—Justice Marie-Josée Hogue is about to release her first report on foreign interference. Her inquiry has already educated us on the workings of international spycraft. It has also enlightened us on the failings of our security apparatus, and its inability to engage ...
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