Freeland targeted by 'malicious' WeChat campaign with alleged ties to China: Threat task force
- A Canadian government department detected a coordinated and malicious campaign targeting Liberal Party leadership candidate Chrystia Freeland.
- The campaign was traced to a WeChat account linked to the Chinese government, involving over 30 accounts in total.
- Freeland stated, 'I will not be intimidated by Chinese foreign interference,' emphasizing the need to defend freedoms.
- Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will remain in office until a new Liberal Party leader is chosen on March 9.
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ThePatriotLight - Federal Unit Uncovers ‘Malicious’ Effort Tied to China Aimed at Chrystia Freeland
ThePatriotLight - A federal unit that tracks suspected foreign interference has uncovered a “co-ordinated and malicious” effort — possibly launched by China — against Liberal leadership candidate Chrystia Freeland.Rapid Response Mechanism Canada, based at Global Affairs Canada, is monitoring cyberspace for signs of state-sponsored information manipulation on behalf of the Security and Intelligence Threats to Elections Task Force.The government r…
Canada Liberal Party leadership race: ‘Freeland’s campaign targeted by information campaign linked to China’
Chrystia Freeland, who was also finance minister, quit the government in December, precipitating a crisis which led to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s announcement in early January that he intended to resign as leader of the ruling party once a successor was selected

Canada detects China-linked campaign targeting Freeland
A task force found that WeChat accounts linked to the Chinese government launched "coordinated" and "malicious" content against Chrystia Freeland who is in the running to replace Justin Trudeau as PM.
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