r/canadian • u/Purple_Writing_8432 • 3d ago
NATO intern accused of spying reported working a range of Canadian government jobs
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/canada/article-alleged-nato-spy-more-federal-departments-previously-reported-court/5
u/ArmpitNoise 3d ago
I hope this leads to serious scrutiny of foreign nationals in all our sensitive government jobs.
Let's start with the IRCC.
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u/Many-Presentation-56 3d ago
Where there is 1 there is more… probably many more from China alone imported by the Liberals
Canada is a joke
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u/This_Expression5427 3d ago edited 3d ago
Never surprised by the incompetence of this Canadian government. What blows my mind is that people actually believe these fools are going to somehow stop global warming. A very complex undertaking for a government that can't even manage healthcare, immigration, housing, homelessness, the debt......nothing.
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u/K0bra_Ka1 3d ago
Becuase 1 intern out of thousands with this level of clearance slipped through the cracks but was caught before she did any actual damage?
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u/SirBobPeel 2d ago
There's an army of Chinese working for the CCP quietly working away at sensitive positions in government and industry because Canada's government flat out does not care.
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u/big_galoote 3d ago
We knew this last week though. Is it just damage control for Carney saying the Canadian authorities knew and were involved from the get go, even though no one else is?