MPs Expand ArriveCan Probe After Border Employee Says She Was ‘Muzzled’ by Superiors

MPs Expand ArriveCan Probe After Border Employee Says She Was ‘Muzzled’ by Superiors
A smartphone set to the opening screen of the ArriveCan app is seen in a file photo. The Canadian Press/Giordano Ciampini
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MPs on the House of Commons public accounts committee are asking the government to release the audio recording of a Canada Border Services Agency meeting, a day after an employee said that her superiors encouraged her to give false testimony to an internal investigator.

Former Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) employee Diane Daly testified Aug. 7 she had been “muzzled” and feared she would lose her job if she told the truth about the ArriveCan app scandal to MPs on the committee.