OTTAWA — The head of the foreign interference commission says she is still pushing the government for records after the Liberals quietly released additional cabinet documents less than three weeks before the start of new public inquiry hearings.

For months, the Trudeau government and the Public Inquiry into Foreign Interference (PIFI) have been arguing over an undisclosed number of documents and redactions withheld by Ottawa over claims of cabinet confidence.

The head of the foreign interference commission says she is still pushing the government for records after the Liberals quietly released additional cabinet documents less than three weeks before the start of new public inquiry hearings.{ai:summary}<p>The head of the foreign interference commission is urging the government to provide records after the Liberal government released additional cabinet documents. This comes as tensions rise over undisclosed documents and redactions claimed to be protected by cabinet confidence.  </p><p>#politics</p>

Foreign interference inquiry still pushing for documents despite quiet recent release by government

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