Canadian lawmakers accused of aiding foreign interference, sparking concerns

A watchdog committee found Canadian lawmakers were "witting or semi-witting" participants in foreign interference, accepting money and colluding with foreign officials. The report, withholding names, accuses individuals of improper actions benefiting foreign states. China and India are noted as significant threats. Opposition leader calls for transparency, while government emphasizes police investigation. Committee urges non-partisan action to address foreign interference. Public inquiry into election meddling ongoing.