Canadians twice as likely to support formal inquiry over public hearings on foreign interference; there is very strong support for a government registry of people with ties to foreign states. (CTV/Globe/Nanos)

Nearly six in ten Canadians say they prefer that Canada have a formal public inquiry, headed by a judge with full subpoena powers, into foreign interference (59%), while one quarter say they would prefer public hearings to shine more light on the problem of foreign interference and the threat it poses (25%). Nine in ten Canadians support (72%) or somewhat support (19%) having a government registry which would require people who act on behalf of a foreign state to advance its goals to disclose th...