Episode #237: Hub Roundtable: Is the foreign interference scandal subsiding or just getting started?

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This week’s Hub Dialogue roundtable discusses the eventful week in Canadian politics, with a Chinese diplomat being expelled from the country for his involvement in an intimidation campaign against an MP's family and some raucous committee hearings on foreign interference in Canadian elections. We also talk about the design of the new Canadian passport, which soars to new heights of blandness.

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Additional Reading:

Canadian Membership in AUKUS: A Time for Action- by Vincent Rigby, Christopher Hernandez-Roy, and Henry Ziemer, Center for Strategic & International Studies.

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