Years after scientists lost security clearances at top lab, there are still concerns about who has access

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The Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) says it has tightened security of its Level-4 National Microbiology Lab (NML) in Winnipeg years after two scientists were escorted out over concerns about security breaches, but experts worry the back door may still be open to graduate and postdoctoral students affiliated with the University of Manitoba. 

“We had scientists from a hostile country not only potentially sharing highly problematic material … but in the process, likely, it appears China picked up key operational and procedural know-how from Canada,” said Christian Leuprecht, a security and defence expert who teaches political science and economics at The Royal Military College of

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