Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has called for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s brother to testify before a parliamentary committee about his involvement in a donation connected to the Chinese regime sent to the Pierre Elliot Trudeau Foundation. The donation was reportedly made to influence Trudeau, who was then the Liberal leader and is now the prime minister of Canada. Alexandre Trudeau, the prime minister’s younger brother, was the foundation’s director in 2014 when he met with Chinese billionaires Zhang Bin and Niu Gensheng, who are responsible for the six-figure donation to the Trudeau Foundation in 2016. Zhang is a member of the Chinese regime’s National Committee of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference, and Niu is a consultant with the China Cultural Industry Association. The Trudeau Foundation had previously said it would return the Beijing-linked donation, but did not do so because the name on the cheque did not match that of the real donor. The foundation’s leadership team subsequently resigned after voting unanimously to launch an independent review of its acceptance of the donation.