Evening Update: CSIS director pushes back on notion he did not fully brief Liberals on Chinese interference in Canadian elections

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Mr. Vigneault said he repeatedly told Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his cabinet that Chinese interference in the elections was clandestine and deceptive but did not affect the overall results of the vote. ”It is indeed something that I communicated,” he said. “In our assessment we saw foreign interference in both the 2019 and 2021 elections.”

Mr. Vigneault told the inquiry he did not make the comments in the briefing note because he was discussing very specific incidents of foreign interference with the Prime Minister.This is the daily Evening Update newsletter.

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