As federal agencies confirm Chinese state-linked cyberattacks on Canadian infrastructure, questions mount over B.C.’s decision to outsource shipbuilding to a state-owned firm in Beijing.
"Meanwhile, here’s the part no one wants to say out loud: China is actively attacking Canada’s digital infrastructure. This isn’t some distant cyber operation. It’s happening now. Salt Typhoon, a Chinese state-linked group, exploited a Cisco vulnerability to compromise three core telecom devices. They siphoned data. Created a GRE tunnel. Pulled configuration files. They were inside the system. Watching. Collecting. Spying.
And while that’s going on, B.C. writes them a check.
https://theoppositionnewsnetwork.substack.com/p/while-china-hacks-canada-bc-sends
This Country is getting scary….
ELBOW’S UP
China already calling the shots in Canada apparently, not a doubt @scoopercooper dropped another bombshell.
Canadian security agencies cleared a China-linked suspect for a sensitive NATO role.
Even after a court found fraud in her CBSA job application.
Read that again.
They knew. They still waved her through.
This is the same government that spent years ignoring CSIS warnings about PRC interference, United Front networks, and election meddling.
Now under Carney the pattern continues.
Our own agencies are clearing people tied to a hostile regime for positions inside our closest alliance.
How many more wake-up calls do we need before someone in Ottawa treats national security like it actually matters?
This isn’t competence.
This is willful blindness.
#cdnpoli #ForeignInterference #Carney #China #CanadaFirst