I think there are two answers to that question.
One is that some of it is definitely directly targeted, but I think that takes place more in the field of transnational repression, which you've heard a bit about from some of the other witnesses, where there are members of the Russian diaspora who are identified as aggressively anti-Putin or against the Russian illegal invasion of Ukraine. The Russian government would do whatever it could to try to stifle those kinds of criticisms or counter them.
More broadly, their disinformation efforts, I would argue, are a kind of subset of what they're attempting to do in the United States, which is deepen polarization and introduce doubts about the validity and viability of democratic governance. I think that the Canadian playbook for Russian disinformation is essentially a copy on a smaller scale of their playbook directed against the United States.