PM’s national security adviser, deputy minister of finance at Emergencies Act inquiry | National Newswatch

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OTTAWA — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's national security adviser is due to testify today at the public inquiry tasked with determining whether the Liberal government was justified in triggering the Emergencies Act.

Her actions, detailed in documents previously submitted as evidence to the inquiry, provide some insight into the advice Trudeau and his cabinet colleagues were receiving when deciding to use the Emergencies Act. Her appearance is scheduled to follow that of three senior officials from the federal Finance Department, including deputy minister Michael Sabia.

 

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