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Privy Council adviser tells committee no open-source check was required before NATO clearance

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David Morrison told MPs all protocols were followed when a Canadian now facing espionage allegations in Belgium was cleared, and the rules have since changed.

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A Canadian woman of Chinese descent, granted a security clearance for an internship at NATO, has been charged with espionage in Belgium. The Federal Court had already publicly disclosed her application for employment fraud, and senior Canadian government officials admitted that the approval process failed to check Google or other publicly available information, exposing serious flaws in the vetting process.

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The Hub broke the news in Toronto, Canada on Thursday, October 22, 2026.
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