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CSIS director agrees integrity of federal elections not compromised - Vimarsana News

CSIS director agrees integrity of federal elections not compromised

Canada’s last two elections were not compromised by foreign actors, the director of Canada’s spy agency told a committee of MPs Thursday.

Foreign interference: No election 'spike' MPs hear - Vimarsana News

Foreign interference: No election 'spike' MPs hear

While officials are acutely aware of China’s efforts to interfere in Canadian elections, top federal officials say the outcomes of last two federal elections were not compromised by foreign actors, nor were there spikes in interference during those campaigns.

Source: ctvnews.ca
Groundbreaking for affordable housing project in Waterloo - Vimarsana News

Groundbreaking for affordable housing project in Waterloo

Construction of a six-storey affordable housing development with 73 units at 420 Kingscourt Drive in Waterloo has started.

Deputy Prime Minister tours Communitech as it works to help laid-off tech workers - Vimarsana News

Deputy Prime Minister tours Communitech as it works to help laid-off tech workers

Canada’s Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland was in Kitchener on Wednesday to address the state of the country’s tech sector with local stakeholders, as the industry faces widespread layoffs.

Source: cbc.ca
'Time to go': Parliamentary Black caucus starts a new chapter as Greg Fergus leaves - Vimarsana News

'Time to go': Parliamentary Black caucus starts a new chapter as Greg Fergus leaves

Greg Fergus is stepping down from his dual roles as co-chair of the Parliamentary Black Caucus and head of the Liberal Black Caucus — groups whose advocacy has more than once turned into government policy.

Source: cbc.ca