OTTAWA— A friend, a man of honour, a man who “embodies all that is best” about the House of Commons.
That’s how not just party colleagues but even partisan rivals described Conservative MP Michael Chong this week as shock rippled through Parliament with revelations he and his family were targets for Chinese state interference in 2021.
But when Chong himself first heard the news, via a Globe and Mail report last Monday, shock wasn’t what hit him.
