A conservative MP presented a motion to have Katie Telford appear alone in front of the standing committee on procedure and House affairs.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau confers with his chief of staff Katie Telford at the National Press Gallery Dinner in Gatineau, Quebec, Saturday June 3, 2017.OTTAWA — The Conservatives are pushing once again for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s longtime chief of staff, Katie Telford, to testify on the alleged Chinese interference in the past two federal elections — and this time, it seems like the NDP is on board.
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