In its 2020 report, CSIS identified China as a clear threat to Canada's security. Mr. Vigneault, the director of CSIS, made this clear in a speech on April 9. You may not be interested in geopolitics, but geopolitics is interested in you. There's always a threat to Canada's security outside the country.
For example, if the proposed takeover of the TMAC mining company by a Chinese company had been accepted, China would have had a foothold in the Arctic. It would have been able to set up its Huawei telecommunications network in the northwest passage exchange line, which is in NORAD's area of responsibility and is very close to mass hydroelectric facilities.
The answer to your question is yes, and China still wants more.