RCMP Reaches Out to Chinese Diaspora, Saying Beijing’s ‘Climate of Terror’ Hinders Interference Probe

Published on July 11, 2024

MONTRÉAL—The federal police force in Québec is making its efforts to counter Beijing interference public, saying it faces complex investigations stymied by a diaspora fearful of backlash from the Chinese regime. The RCMP C Division, which oversees the province, mobilized its mobile command post and a dozen uniformed officers in Montreal’s Chinatown on July 10 for its campaign to raise awareness of Chinese interference, as the force investigates alleged covert Chinese police stations operating in the community. “We want to talk to the community from East Asia, but mostly the Chinese community, to demystify what is foreign interference and what is Chinese interference,” RCMP spokesperson Sergeant Charles Poirier told The Epoch Times in an interview, noting the event to his knowledge is the first of its kind in Canada....

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