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Activists, experts and policy makers speak out on Chinese state influence in Canada

TORONTO Activists, experts and policy makers are speaking out on what they describe as an ever-growing “influence” of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) in Canadian business, academic and political circles. There has been mounting scrutiny on the CCP’s increased flexing of its intelligence muscles since the ascension of President Xi Jinping in 2013. Canada’s intelligence agencies have taken the rare step of naming China as a significant threat to the country’s sovereignty, with CSIS director David Vigneault publicly saying in a February 2021 speech that Canadians are being “aggressively” targeted by foreign interests – and Beijing was engaged in “activities that are a direct threat to our national security and sovereignty.”

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Politics Briefing: Former Supreme Court justice Louise Arbour to lead review of military s handling of sexual misconduct

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Canada s aging critical infrastructure strategy an increasing concern, say cybersecurity experts

Article content The $144.9 million earmarked in the 2019 budget for cybersecurity of Canada’s critical infrastructure still hasn’t been put to use after two years, despite warnings that systems such as energy grids and telecom networks could be targeted by hostile actors. The 2019 budget outlined the money would be spent over five years “to protect Canada’s critical cyber systems including in the finance, telecommunications, energy and transport sectors.” The funding was dependent on new legislation to “introduce a new critical cyber systems framework,” which still hasn’t materialized. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or

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Canada s aging critical infrastructure strategy an increasing concern, say cybersecurity experts

Canada s aging critical infrastructure strategy an increasing concern, say cybersecurity experts
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United statesShannon stubbsDominic leblancTom keenanBob gualtieriBill blairBenjamin fungAnja karadeglijaCommunications security establishmentCanadian centre for cyber securityNational strategy for critical infrastructurePostmedia network incUniversity of calgaryIntergovernmental affairsMcgill universityServices canada

Canada s aging critical infrastructure strategy an increasing concern, say cybersecurity experts

Canada s aging critical infrastructure strategy an increasing concern, say cybersecurity experts
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