Public safety minister admits security 'gaps' after NATO intern arrest
05-10-2026 20:36 via nationalpost.com

Public safety minister admits security 'gaps' after NATO intern arrest

OTTAWA — Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree conceded there are “gaps” in the government’s security clearance process in the wake of the arrest of a Canadian woman of Chinese origin charged of spying at NATO headquarters.“I think there’s over 200,000 screenings that are undertaken every year,” said Anandasangaree, who was grilled by MPs of all stripes at the Commons public safety committee on Monday.“By and large, it is an unimpeachable rec
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