Yes, I am a bit worried about the fact that in the discussion we are having, we are still looking in a very isolated way at the various efforts to interfere and to violate Canadian sovereignty. We are focusing on certain points, such as police stations, or certain episodes of interference targeting a few candidates, instead of seeing the full scope of the actions carried out. Those actions lie in a grey zone where asymmetrical and hybrid wars on China's are waged, with China engaging its efforts on the diplomatic, economic, military, defence, social, and educational fronts, in information technology, and so on.
So we have to broaden our field of vision and realize that China is trying to threaten the democratic way of life we value in Canada.