Trudeau’s Government Concealed China’s Election Interference While Beijing Manipulated Canada

China’s ability to interfere in Canadian politics has grown over the years, with intelligence reports now confirming that Beijing’s operations benefited Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s Liberal Party in multiple elections. While officials have documented these efforts, Trudeau’s administration has gone to great lengths to keep the findings from public view.

Canada’s intelligence agency has revealed that Chinese operatives interfered in the 2019 and 2021 federal elections, ensuring Trudeau remained in power. A covert funding network, tied to China’s consulate, distributed money to at least 11 candidates in Toronto, most of them Liberals. The identities of these candidates remain unknown, despite repeated calls for transparency.

Beijing’s influence efforts extend beyond elections. Reports from national security officials show that China has systematically infiltrated Canada’s political and economic institutions. This includes using business partnerships, community organizations and media manipulation to push narratives favorable to the Chinese Communist Party.

A major security breach occurred at Canada’s top infectious disease lab in Winnipeg, where two researchers were accused of secretly transferring classified information to China. The scientists were fired, but only after years of covert cooperation with Chinese officials. Despite the seriousness of the case, Trudeau’s government initially resisted releasing documents detailing the breach.

Calls for a full public inquiry into China’s interference have been met with resistance. A parliamentary ethics committee investigation was shut down, and a separate inquiry into the Winnipeg lab was obstructed by government officials who claimed national security concerns. Lawmakers have accused Trudeau’s administration of protecting political allies rather than addressing the foreign threat.

The issue has now drawn international attention, with U.S. lawmakers demanding intelligence briefings on China’s infiltration of Canadian institutions. Officials in Washington have raised concerns about Canada’s ability to counter Beijing’s influence, given the Trudeau government’s track record of blocking transparency.

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