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According to the new report, internal government documents show that the nation’s top security agency had ‘asserted that Chinese officials in Toronto had disbursed money into a covert network tasked to interfere in Canada’s 2019 election.’
(LifeSiteNews) –– Two new reports from Canada’s national security agency reveal that the Communist Chinese government was allegedly funding Canadian political candidates in the 2019 federal election.
The new reports, published Wednesday by Global News, further bring forth compelling evidence that agents of the Communist Chinese Party (CCP) were indeed meddling in Canada’s most recent elections.
One of the internal memos reportedly viewed by Global News was a “Special Report” from Trudeau’s own Privy Council Office. The reported document was dated January of 2022 and drafted for Trudeau and his senior aides.
According to Global News, the document “asserted that Chinese officials in Toronto had disbursed money into a covert network tasked to interfere in Canada’s 2019 election.”
Specifically, the document is said to reveal that a “large clandestine transfer of funds earmarked for the federal election from the PRC [People’s Republic of China] Consulate in Toronto,” was transferred “to an elected provincial government official via a staff member of a 2019 federal candidate.”
As noted by Global News, the “Special Report” was sourced from 100 Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) reports, and was compiled by the Intelligence Assessment Secretariat (IAS).
The IAS is a division of the Privy Council Office and gives Trudeau regular updates about national security.
Global News also stated that an anonymous national security official told them that the memo was related to an online, high-level intelligence gathering scheme which first began in January 2019 in the Greater Toronto Area.
In a bombshell revelation, Global News quoted their source as saying that the aforementioned “elected provincial government official” is a current member of Ontario’s provincial legislature.
A CSIS spokesperson did not give a clear answer to Global News as to whether Trudeau and his staff were briefed on the secret-funding allegations, but said the office does work with his Privy Council Office.