A new bombshell revelation in the case of the Two Michaels — the Canadians detained in China for nearly three years, accused of spying.

A new report from the Globe and Mail, citing unnamed sources, claims Michael Spavor is seeking a multimillion-dollar settlement from Ottawa claiming he was an unwitting victim, and blaming the Canadian government and Michael Kovrig for his detention.

According to the report, Spavor's lawyers allege Kovrig shared intelligence with officials in Ottawa and in Beijing, which ultimately led to Spavor's arrest. The federal government says Kovrig was not a spy and has never worked for the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS).

Guy Saint-Jacques, the former Canadian ambassador to China, speaks with Global’s Jeff Semple on the allegations.

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