Foreign Interference Bill Unanimously Passes in House, Heads to Senate

Foreign Interference Bill Unanimously Passes in House, Heads to Senate
The Peace Tower of Parliament Hill is pictured in Ottawa, on June 4, 2024. The Canadian Press/Sean Kilpatrick
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MPs voted unanimously on June 13 to pass a bill aimed at combating foreign interference by creating a foreign agent registry and introducing new interference-related offences.
Bill C-70 has now advanced to the Senate, where a pre-study of the bill is currently underway. The Senate completed first reading of the bill on the same day.