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- Former chief of staff to the public safety minister, Zita Astravas, denied accusations of stalling the approval of a spy warrant linked to the Trudeau government, calling the claims "categorically false."
- The approval delay lasted 54 days, far longer than the typical 4-10 days.
- The inquiry examines foreign interference and the handling of intelligence processes.
Ex-Chief of Staff Denies Delaying Approval of Spy Warrant in Federal Inquiry
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