Canadian National Security Adviser Refutes Treason Claims Against MPs

Nathalie Drouin asserts no evidence of treasonous behavior among MPs despite foreign interference concerns.

National security adviser Nathalie Drouin testified at a federal inquiry, stating she found no evidence of MPs committing treason.
Drouin acknowledged inappropriate behavior and lack of judgment by some parliamentarians in dealings with foreign powers.
The inquiry follows a report by the National Security and Intelligence Committee of Parliamentarians MPs.
Drouin emphasized the importance of addressing and correcting inappropriate behaviors without labeling them as treasonous.
The inquiry aims to explore methods to detect and counter foreign interference in Canadian politics, with a final report due in December.