Canadian national security agencies, including the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS), have formally identified sophisticated foreign interference, state-backed cyber-enabled espionage, and malicious foreign influence targeting democratic institutions, economic sectors, and diaspora communities as the greatest strategic threats to Canada's national security. These covert geopolitical operations seek to manipulate public discourse, steal proprietary intellectual property, and exert pressure on political systems, posing ongoing challenges to national sovereignty.
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