Election Shenanigans Exposed: Foreign Funding Loopholes & Longest Ballot Committee

Election Integrity Under Scrutiny: Foreign Funding Loopholes & Election Act Reforms – PROC Meeting 32Today’s Standing Committee on Procedure and House Affairs (Meeting No. 32) examined critical issues around Bill C-25 and the integrity of Canada’s federal elections. Government House Leader Steven MacKinnon faced pointed questions on third-party foreign funding, the effectiveness of donation rules, nomination paper requirements, and recent controversies involving voter lists.This curated selection highlights the key exchanges between committee members and the Minister on topics including the 10% foreign funding threshold for third parties, concerns over blank nomination signatures, the Alberta voter list incident, and whether the government should have appealed a major 2017 court ruling.Source: ParlVU – Parliament of Canada (https://parlvu.parl.gc.ca/)Fair Use / Transformation Statement This video is a transformative work that curates, reorders, and provides context to publicly available parliamentary proceedings for the purpose of public education, commentary, and criticism. It adds significant original value through selection, sequencing, and presentation to help Canadians better understand their government. This approach has previously been recognized as fair use on YouTube Chapters: 0:00 - Intro: Election Shenanigans Kick Off 0:30 - Foreign Funding Loopholes Wide Open – 10% Rule Exposed 2:10 - MacKinnon Grilled on Foreign Cash Flooding Elections 3:45 - Why Won’t Liberals Ban Foreign Money for Third Parties? 4:55 - Longest Ballot Committee Dirty Tricks & Blank Nomination Fraud 6:40 - Pathetic Penalties for Fake Signatures? 7:15 - Alberta Voter List Scandal – Privacy Nightmare 9:00 - Liberals Dodged Supreme Court Appeal on Election Integrity 10:30 - Final Clash & MacKinnon Evasions Caught on Camera