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Public Safety committee agrees to study security screening after NATO espionage arrest
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Public Safety committee agrees to study security screening after NATO espionage arrest ANALYSIS 23 SEPTEMBER 2026 MPs cut a Conservative request for six meetings to three but kept the Minister of Public Safety on the witness list.
It asked that the study start within 10 calendar days.
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Public Safety committee agrees to study security screening after NATO espionage arrest
ANALYSIS
23 SEPTEMBER 2026
MPs cut a Conservative request for six meetings to three but kept the Minister of Public Safety on the witness list.
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The House of Commons Public Safety committee agreed at a special summer meeting on Aug. 17 to study Canada’s security screening processes after a Canadian former federal employee was arrested in Belgium and accused of espionage while working as an intern at NATO’s military headquarters.…
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