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Minister won’t say whether screening failed in NATO espionage case, committee hears
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Dane Lloyd
Gary Anandasangaree
Rhonda Kirkland
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Minister won’t say whether screening failed in NATO espionage case, committee hears ANALYSIS 6 OCTOBER 2026 Gary Anandasangaree told MPs it would be inappropriate to be conclusive while Belgium investigates, 70 days after promising answers.
Conservative MPs said he had promised 70 days earlier to get to the bottom of the case of a woman they identified as Ms.
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Minister won’t say whether screening failed in NATO espionage case, committee hears
ANALYSIS
6 OCTOBER 2026
Gary Anandasangaree told MPs it would be inappropriate to be conclusive while Belgium investigates, 70 days after promising answers.
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Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree declined three times to tell MPs whether there was a gap in the security screening process that gave a Canadian now accused of espionage in Belgium a clearance for a NATO placement.…
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