The findings of a special security review into Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's much-maligned trip to India early this year will be released Monday. Copies of the classified report are in the hands of the Prime Minister's Office and Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale. The newly constituted security committee, created to provide oversight of Canada's spy agencies, initiated its own investigation in early April. CBC News asked the security committee how the report had been changed since May 31, and whether the PMO had ordered any information withheld. Still, the report is sure to rekindle debate over the value of the prime minister's India trip.

Source: CBC News November 29, 2018 22:17 UTC