Prime Minister Justin Trudeau informed the foreign interference inquiry that he has highly classified intelligence on Conservative members potentially linked to foreign influence by an unnamed hostile state. He criticized Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre for declining a security clearance, which he argued prevents the party from addressing these concerns. Trudeau also highlighted recent changes in his intelligence briefings, now receiving weekly national security updates. He downplayed the significance of earlier intelligence documents that he had not seen, noting they did not alter his views on foreign threats, particularly from China.
