RCMP Commissioner Testifies in Federal Inquiry on Foreign Interference

The inquiry focuses on strategies to detect and counter foreign meddling, with hearings continuing through mid-October.

RCMP Commissioner Mike Duheme appears for a second round of testimony at the federal inquiry into foreign interference.
The inquiry aims to examine the roles of key agencies and the experiences of diaspora communities affected by foreign meddling.
Hearings are scheduled to run until October 16, with a broad scope covering various aspects of foreign interference.
Policy consultations, including expert roundtable discussions, will begin on October 21 to develop recommendations.
A final report from the commission of inquiry is expected by the end of the year.