According to reports, a Chinese disinformation campaign targeted the Canadian Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau. The campaign was designed to undermine Trudeau and his government’s policies. It was carried out through social media platforms, spreading false information and manipulating public opinion. China’s relations with Canada have been tense in recent years, with disputes over trade and human rights issues. The disinformation campaign is seen as a clear example of foreign interference in domestic politics, raising concerns about the influence of other countries on Canada’s political landscape. The incident highlights the growing importance of addressing and countering disinformation campaigns in the digital age. Governments and tech companies need to work together to ensure the integrity of democratic processes and protect against foreign interference.