PM’s National Security Adviser, PMO Staff to Testify at Foreign Interference Inquiry

National Security Adviser and PMO Staff to Provide Testimony at Inquiry on Foreign Interference

April 8, 2024 TruthUSA

The public inquiry examining alleged interference in Canada’s recent elections is set to hear from the Prime Minister’s national security adviser on April 8.

Nathalie Drouin assumed the role in January, and Vincent Rigby, who previously held the position from 2020 to 2021, will also be questioned later in the day in Ottawa.

Other high-ranking officials expected to testify include former deputy ministers from Global Affairs and Public Safety.

Among the 10 witnesses, David Morrison, the current deputy minister at Global Affairs, and François Daigle, the deputy minister of Justice, are included.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is scheduled to provide testimony on April 10.