Canada probes Chinese interference in Toronto

Canada police stated on Tuesday that it is looking into reports of Chinese “police service stations” in Toronto for national security reasons, APA reports citing Teletrader.

The investigation is exploring possible interference in Canadian interests, following the example of the United States and the Netherlands, which previously launched probes of their own. The presence of stations around the world was first reported by the human rights organization Safeguard Defenders in September.

Earlier in November, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau singled out China for engaging in “aggressive games” with the country’s electoral process.