Who sponsored Trudeau's newest "Independent" senators? Why is Trudeau hiding individual sponsors?

Since February 2018, organizations AND individuals have been able to sponsor potential Senate applicants. In April 2019, the Trudeau government finally released the list of more than 1700 organizations who sponsored potential appointees vying to be named as Justin Trudeau's newest "Independent" Senators. However, this list did not include any INDIVIDUALS who sponsored Senate prospects. So, organizations are disclosed on the list, but key individuals in those organizations are NOT disclosed.

And, the Trudeau Government won't tell Canadians which organizations or individuals sponsored the last 16 senators Trudeau appointed. It is imperative Canadians know who may have influence on sitting senators who are crafting Canada's laws.
In Senate Question Period, Senator Denise Batters asks the Trudeau Government Senate Leader what they're trying to hide.
(May 9, 2019)

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