Liberal Party Member Who Allegedly Warned Han Dong of CSIS Surveillance Must Be Identified: Tory MP

Published on April 10, 2024

A Conservative MP is calling on the Liberal government to identify the party member who reportedly warned Han Dong he was under surveillance by Canada’s intelligence agency. Tory MP Michael Cooper is asking Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to respond after a Globe and Mail article, citing an anonymous senior national-security official, indicated Mr. Dong was warned the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) was keeping tabs on him. The warning reportedly came after the intelligence service informed the Liberal Party in September 2019 that the Chinese regime was allegedly interfering in the nomination contest for the riding of Don Valley North. “The Globe reports that a senior Liberal broke the law and undermined national security by leaking highly-classified information to warn Han Dong that he was being monitored by CSIS,” Conservative MP Michael Cooper said on platform X. “Justin Trudeau must come clean and tell Canadians who that top Liberal is.”...

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