What ex-security officials think of Pierre Poilievre’s top secret security stance
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre argues that accepting classified intelligence would stop him from holding the Liberal government to account.
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What ex-security officials think of Pierre Poilievre’s top secret security stance
For months, Poilievre has refused to obtain top-secret clearance so officials with the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) could share intelligence on foreign interference with him.