Justin Trudeau says Canada\u0027s intelligence agencies are being directed to immediately inform MPs if there are any threats against them
Chong told the House of Commons Tuesday he was not briefed on the threats against him or his family in Hong Kong.
Trudeau asserted that when it comes to the safety and security of members of Parliament or their families, the intelligence agencies should always make that information known. “Even if CSIS doesn’t feel that it’s a sufficient level of concern for them to take more direct action, we still need to know about it at the upper government level. We are making that direction now.”On his way into his weekly caucus meeting on Wednesday morning, federal Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre said he could not imagine the country’s national security service having such information and deciding to keep quiet.
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