The RCMP is investigating two potential covert police stations in Quebec that are working on behalf of the Chinese government.
CBC NewsA Royal Candian Mounted Police vehicle is pictured here on Jan. 5, 2023. The police force says Quebecers are allegedly being targeted by police stations believed to have been set up on behalf of the Chinese government.
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police are investigating two alleged covert police stations in Quebec that it believes are working on behalf of the Chinese government. One station is reportedly located in Montreal, while the other is in the municipality of Brossard, on the city's South Shore.In a statement, a spokesperson for the RCMP said investigators are taking steps to "detect and disrupt these criminal activities supported by a foreign state that could also threaten the safety of people living in Canada."
"The RCMP recognizes that Canadians of Chinese origin are victims of alleged activities conducted by these centres," reads the statement from RCMP Sgt. Charles Poirier. "These activities and any form of intimidation, harassment or harmful targeting of communities or diasporas in Canada won't be tolerated."
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