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VisitImpact of Foreign Agent Registry on Canada’s International Relations
Improved Relations • 33%
Unchanged Relations • 33%
Worsened Relations • 33%
Analysis from foreign affairs experts, diplomatic communications
Canada Tables Legislation for Foreign Agent Registry Amid Election Meddling Concerns
May 6, 2024, 08:46 PM
The Canadian government, led by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, has officially tabled legislation to establish a foreign agent registry. This move, aimed at countering foreign interference, includes amendments to the CSIS Act and comes in response to allegations of foreign meddling in Canadian elections. A coalition of diaspora communities, supported by Members of Parliament from various parties, had earlier advocated for this registry in the House of Commons. The legislation was introduced following the government's completion of necessary preparatory work.
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Improved relations • 33%
Unchanged relations • 33%
Worsened relations • 34%
Strengthening cybersecurity • 33%
Creating new legislation • 33%
Enhanced international cooperation • 33%
Severely damaged relations with EU • 33%
Minor impact on relations with EU • 33%
Improved relations with Russia • 33%
No interference impact • 33%
Minor impact • 33%
Significant impact • 33%
Significant deterioration in relations • 25%
Significant improvement in relations • 25%
No significant change in relations • 25%
Increased isolation of Israel • 25%
Improved relations • 25%
Unchanged relations • 25%
Worsened relations • 25%
Isolation • 25%
Increase in foreign investment • 33%
Decrease in foreign investment • 33%
No significant change in foreign investment • 34%
Worsened • 33%
Improved • 33%
Unchanged • 34%
Improved Relations • 25%
Unchanged Relations • 25%
Worsened Relations • 25%
Isolationist Stance • 25%
Policy tightened • 25%
Policy unchanged • 25%
Policy relaxed • 25%
New policies introduced • 25%
Further large-scale protests • 33%
Public acceptance over time • 33%
Escalating violence and unrest • 34%
Yes • 50%
No • 50%
China • 25%
Russia • 25%
North Korea • 25%
Iran • 25%