The office of the special rapporteur has said it hired Navigator to help with communications around the release of the May 23 report on foreign interference
The office of David Johnston, Canada’s special rapporteur on foreign interference, said it will no longer retain the services of Navigator, a firm known for work in crisis communications.
The Globe also reached out to Mr. Johnston’s office, which then responded with the announcement it would no longer retain the services of Navigator. Ms. Gervais with the office of the special rapporteur said Navigator played no role in selecting interview subjects or assessing intelligence. He later acknowledged during testimony before a Commons committee that he never interviewed Mr. Dong. Asked to explain why this week, he cited a lawsuit Mr. Dong had filed against Global.
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