Canadian police to investigate leaks about Chinese election meddling as pressure on Trudeau heats up
As the pressure keeps mounting, we will have to wait and see if Trudeau’s sins finally catch up with him.
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Articles tagged Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Canadian police failed to conduct criminal investigation of reported Chinese election meddling, official says
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police's director of national intelligence testified before the House of Commons that there were no criminal investigations into the 2019 election.
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Trudeau gov’t wanted ‘heat off’ banks after they froze Freedom Convoy accounts: email
Internal emails reveal that officials in the Trudeau government were worried the public backlash against their decision to freeze funds would result in banks refusing to carry out the measure.
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Suspicious fire destroys historic Canadian church
Arson is suspected in the blaze that leveled St. Joseph Lutheran Church in Hay Lakes, Alberta.
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Saskatchewan joins Alberta in refusing to participate in Trudeau’s gun buyback program
'The Government of Saskatchewan does not support and will not authorize the use of provincially funded resources for any process that is connected to the federal governments proposed ‘buy back’ of these firearms.'
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Canadian gov’t police admit sending Freedom Convoy backers’ personal information to financial lobbyists
The lists included the names of Freedom Convoy sympathizers to lobbyists, but also their date of birth, phone numbers, and more, all via unencrypted email.
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Canadian province refuses to go along with Trudeau’s gun buyback program
'Alberta will not assist the federal government in this or any federal effort to strip lawfully obtained personal property from a resident.'
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Historic Alberta Catholic church burns to ground in ‘suspicious’ incident
A First Nation chief said people should not take their ‘frustration and anger and disappointment on the house of the Lord.’
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Canada’s top cops silent as MPs sound alarm over reports of smartphone spying program
Royal Canadian Mounted Police Commissioner Brenda Lucki would not disclose whether the spyware was used to target politicians.
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Canada’s top police force admits using spyware to hack into suspects’ phones without their knowledge
According to a senior research associate at the University of Toronto's Citizen Lab, the ability to hack into one’s phone in such a manner has been kept 'incredibly quiet.'
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