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Huge COVID protests erupt in China's Xinjiang

Chinese regime has paid hundreds of thousands of dollars to Canadian politicians and campaign operatives. At least 11 candidates received money from the Chinese during the 2019 federal election.

Global has reported that these clandestine operations were run out of the Chinese Embassy in Ottawa, and the Chinese Consulate in Toronto. They used various front organizations as well.

This is completely against Canadian law. The Canada Elections Act, for starters, states: “No person who does not reside in Canada shall, during an election period, in any way induce electors to vote or refrain from voting for a particular candidate.”

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“In any way.” That’s pretty clear. Our election laws are full of prohibitions against what the Chinese did. The Criminal Code of Canada, as well. You can go to a federal prison for many, many years for violating these Canadian laws.

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CSIS, our intelligence service, has been warning us for years about foreign interference. Last year they even issued a report about it. In it, CSIS said:

“The Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) continues to observe steady, and in some cases increasing, foreign interference activity by state actors…These activities can pose serious threats to Canadians both inside and outside Canada, and threaten Canada’s prosperity, strategic interests, social fabric, and national security. Given the nature of today’s geopolitical environment, these activities will almost certainly intensify.”

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But here’s the problem: unlike in the Paul Mandort case, we don’t know who is behind what what CSIS calls serious threats to Canadians and to our national security. We don’t know, still, who got the money from China, an outlaw foreign nation that is a clear and present danger to our democracy.

We know there were 11 of them. We know that they were Liberal and Conservative candidates. We know some were campaign staff.

But we don’t know their names.

Justin Trudeau, who is ostensibly the Prime Minister of this country, knows. But neither he nor his office will say anything about it.