<span>OTTAWA — Ottawa bureau chief Stuart Thomson talks to Brian Lee Crowley, the managing director of the Macdonald-Laurier Institute, about the government’s plan to fight foreign interference in Canadian elections.</span>

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Ottawa bureau chief Stuart Thomson talks to Brian Lee Crowley about the government's plan to fight foreign interference in Canadian elections.{ai:summary}<p>Crowley and Thomson discuss government's effort against foreign interference in Canadian elections, focusing on Chinese international students' alleged involvement in voting fraud for Liberal candidate Han Dong. #foreignaffairs.</p>

Will the Liberal government put up a fight against foreign interference?

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