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According to multiple sources, the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) held a closed-door briefing in July with the mayor and all city councilors of Richmond, British Columbia, warning of the potential for Chinese interference in the upcoming local elections on October 17, including actions targeting the influence of the Chinese Canadian voter community.
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According to multiple sources, the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) held a closed-door briefing in July with the mayor and all city councilors of Richmond, British Columbia, warning of the potential for Chinese interference in the upcoming local elections on October 17, including actions targeting the influence of the Chinese Canadian voter community.