Canadian Government Supports Expanded Inquiry into MPs' Alleged Foreign Collusion

Federal parties back investigation into claims that parliamentarians aided foreign states, but names remain confidential due to legal constraints.

Public Safety Minister Dominic LeBlanc confirms the government's support for a broader public inquiry into foreign interference allegations.
The National Security and Intelligence Committee of Parliamentarians MPs collaborated with foreign governments like China and India.
Bloc Quebecois and other opposition parties push for the inquiry to include recent explosive claims of parliamentary collusion.
Prime Minister Trudeau faces criticism for handling the report, with opposition leaders demanding transparency and accountability.
Legal limitations prevent the release of names of the implicated parliamentarians, citing potential criminal prosecution.