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Canadian security brass must come clean on China’s attempted meddling in our elections, now

In the midst of this scandal, the only response from CSIS and the Canadian security establishment is that they can neither confirm nor deny the authenticity of the accusations. Seriously? This is coming from the top intelligence agencies’ leadership of a G7 country?

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