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CSIS Warns Alberta NDP: October Referendum Could Be Targeted for Foreign Interference

CSIS says Alberta’s Oct. 19 referendum could be vulnerable to mis- and disinformation campaigns by foreign actors.

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CSIS Warns Alberta NDP: October Referendum Could Be Targeted for Foreign Interference

CSIS has warned the Alberta NDP that the province’s fall referendum could be targeted by foreign interference, according to a letter to party leader Naheed Nenshi. CSIS director Dan Rogers said democratic events can create opportunities for mis- and disinformation to push narratives aligned with outside objectives, and that the agency is monitoring for potential threats. Nenshi raised the issue after concerns about foreign involvement and a separate voter-data privacy breach.

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