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Published 1 year ago

Evening Update: CSIS head suggests whistle-blowers are unhappy with PM’s handling of Chinese interference

Summary by Ground News
David Vigneault, director of the Canadian Security Intelligence Service, appeared before a House of Commons committee. He declined to answer questions about whether the government ignored warnings of China's influence operations in the 2019 and 2021 elections. He said CSIS has internal processes for intelligence officers to air their concerns about how CSIS investigations of foreign-interference operations have been dealt with.

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Evening Update: CSIS head suggests whistle-blowers are unhappy with PM’s handling of Chinese interference

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1 year ago·Canada
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North Shore NewsNorth Shore News

CSIS head suggests whistleblowers are unhappy with Ottawa’s handling of Chinese interference

Opposition MPs on the committee investigating Beijing’s interference voted in favour of a non-binding motion calling on the government to launch a public inquiry

1 year ago·Vancouver, Canada
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Delta OptimistDelta Optimist

CSIS head suggests whistleblowers are unhappy with Ottawa’s handling of Chinese interference

Opposition MPs on the committee investigating Beijing’s interference voted in favour of a non-binding motion calling on the government to launch a public inquiry

1 year ago
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CSIS head suggests whistleblowers are unhappy with Ottawa’s handling of Chinese interference

Opposition MPs on the committee investigating Beijing’s interference voted in favour of a non-binding motion calling on the government to launch a public inquiry

1 year ago
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Burnaby NowBurnaby Now

CSIS head suggests whistleblowers are unhappy with Ottawa’s handling of Chinese interference

Opposition MPs on the committee investigating Beijing’s interference voted in favour of a non-binding motion calling on the government to launch a public inquiry

1 year ago·Burnaby, Canada
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CSIS head suggests whistleblowers are unhappy with Ottawa’s handling of Chinese interference

Opposition MPs on the committee investigating Beijing’s interference voted in favour of a non-binding motion calling on the government to launch a public inquiry

1 year ago·Richmond, Canada
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