🇨🇦 Russia got into a Quebec water plant before Ottawa noticed

The sharpest detail is almost comic: Canada’s cyber spooks did not catch the breach themselves. They were tipped off by the Organization of American States after Russian-backed NoName allegedly accessed a Quebec water treatment plant’s pumps, chlorine dosing, pressure settings, and alerts systems, as reported. So the regime that lectures Canadians about online harms, speech policing, and digital safety cannot even secure the water coming out of the tap.

CSE says it handled more than 3,200 cyber incidents across government and critical infrastructure, yet a foreign crew still walked into municipal water controls. That is Trudeau-era Canada in one snapshot: endless bureaucracy, outsourced competence, and sovereignty on autopilot. We are told Russia and China threaten the Arctic, our infrastructure, and decision-making, while Ottawa burns bandwidth on DEI sermons and globalist vanity projects. A serious country hardens utilities, secures local systems, and stops pretending managerial theater is national defense. Canada is being governed like a post-national NGO, and hostile states have clearly noticed.

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