Russia and U.S. Influencers Target Alberta Separatist Vote, CSIS Director Says
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“The inhabitants of Alberta have asked a clear and democratic question, and are ready to assert their sovereignty,” proclaims the Stay Free Alberta platform, which last Monday handed over to the electoral authority about 302,000 signatures to assert their desire to vote for a sovereign and independent Alberta from Canada. The spokesperson for this movement is Mitch Sylvestre, who managed to mobilize up to seven trucks to transport support to a r…
Russia and U.S. Influencers Target Alberta Separatist Vote, CSIS Director Says
The Canadian Security Intelligence Service has flagged Alberta’s potential secession referendum as a prime target for foreign interference, with Director Daniel Rogers pointing to Russia as a key player in spreading disinformation. Speaking to CBC’s The House, Rogers warned that such a divisive vote, tentatively set for October 19, could be amplified by hostile actors seeking to undermine Canadian unity. Rogers highlighted Russia’s track record …
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