Canada's Foreign Interference Inquiry: Threats Addressed, No Evidence of Traitors Found
A report on foreign interference in Canada concludes that while threats exist, the nation's democratic institutions remain resilient and robust against foreign influence.
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A public inquiry on foreign interference in Canada's elections concluded that foreign entities attempted meddling, with China and India identified as primary actors. Despite concerns, no evidence of conspiracy by parliamentarians was found, and the inquiry described the democratic institutions as robust. The final report, which includes 51 recommendations for improved electoral integrity and combating misinformation, emphasizes the need for federal preparedness ahead of the upcoming elections. Commissioner Marie-Josée Hogue highlighted disinformation as a significant threat to democracy, urging coordinated efforts against this pervasive issue.
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