Green Party Leader Elizabeth May said she reviewed the unredacted report that alleged some parliamentarians have colluded with foreign governments
Green Party Leader Elizabeth May and Kitchener Centre MP Mike Morrice arrive for a news conference in Ottawa on June 11, 2024.Green Party Leader Elizabeth May has reviewed the unredacted version of the latest report on foreign interference and said there is no secret list of names of parliamentarians who have been disloyal to Canada.
A redacted version of the report released last week said some parliamentarians wittingly assisted efforts by foreign states to interference in Canadian politics. Since then, Parliament Hill has been consumed with reaction. Conservatives have demanded that names be released, which the Liberal government said it is legally unable to do.
Ms. May said she does not believe that the Hogue inquiry is the appropriate venue to refer the information, saying she thinks it would be “better for parliamentarians to take responsibility for the hot potato.” Ms. May said she was motivated to speak on Tuesday because she considers it important to stay focused on what foreign governments are seeking to do in Canada, not on whether there is a “secret list” of names that should be released, “because there isn’t one.”
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