Prime Minister has named the former governor-general to look into allegations of Chinese interference in Canada’s last two federal elections
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has named former governor-general David Johnston as a special rapporteur to look into allegations of Chinese interference in Canada’s last two federal elections.
That could include a public inquiry, which opposition parties have been calling for, or some other form of investigation.
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