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Redefining the frontlines: the battle for democracy in an era of transnational interference

The foreign interference inquiry focuses mainly on election meddling, whereas foreign interference extends to surveillance, threats, physical violence, extortion, and deception through disinformation. Individuals in Canada and their relatives abroad are targeted.

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BY PHILIP LEECH-NGO, NADIA ABU-ZAHRA, JOHN PACKER
April 29, 2024

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