The vast majority of Canadians are at least somewhat concerned about Chinese interference in Canadian society, according to the latest poll from Nanos Research.
The vast majority of Canadians are at least somewhat concerned about Chinese interference in Canadian society, according to a poll from Nanos Research commissioned by CTV News.
Officials maintain Canadians should have full confidence in the outcomes of the last two federal elections, and there were no spikes in interference efforts during those campaigns. People who live in the Prairies are more likely to say attempted Chinese interference in the most recent Canadian election is a major threat than those living in the Atlantic region.
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