It’s cloak and dagger stuff, the latest dispute between Canada and China.  A CSIS report suggests that China was complicit in trying to influence the outcome of the last two federal elections using money and intimidation.  The report points out, despite the attempt, the outcome of the elections would have been the same. 

The head scratcher is why the federal government is not holding a public inquiry into what happened. 

Our Unpublished.vote question asks: 

Do you feel there should be a full public inquiry into the allegations of election interference? 

• Yes
• No 
• Unsure

You can log on and vote right now at Unpublished.vote and have your voice heard. 

Guests: 

Joining us to discuss the issue about the interference and a public inquiry is:  

1. Warren Kinsella, political commentator; Former special advisor to PM Jean Chretien
2. Elliot Tepper, Senior Fellow Norman Paterson School of International Affairs at Carleton University
3. Charles Burton, Senior Fellow, Macdonald Laurier Institute