Site MenuCEO appearance on Foreign Interference in Canadian Elections before the Standing Committee on Procedure and House Affairs – Binder Table of Contents
Fact sheets
- Foreign Interference complaints received during the 44th general election
- Social media and monitoring (social media reaction to events perceived as foreign interference)
- Elections Canada's social media monitoring function
- Agreements with social media platforms to address inaccurate information
- Engagement with security partners in the lead up to and during the 44th general election
- Offences related to foreign and domestic manipulation of elections (and related recommendations)
- Canada Elections Act Provisions Relating to Foreign Interference
- Canada Elections Act Provisions Relating to Foreign Interference (appendix)
- Appointment of the Commissioner of Canada Elections
Supporting documents (for CEO's binder)
- Security collaboration
- Response to written question Q-320
- Standing Senate Committee on Legal and Constitutional Affairs (LCJC) Report: Controlling Foreign Influence in Canadian Elections (2017)
- Past recommendations made related to combating foreign influence in Canadian elections (2017 LCJC Report, and CEO Recommendations)
- Past CEO Recommendations and Parliamentary Debate Related to Section 91 of the Canada Elections Act
- Evolution of Subsections 91(1) and 486(3) and (4) of the Canada Elections Act
- Court decision on s. 91 (Canadian Constitution Foundation v. Canada (Attorney General))
- Summary of current third-party regime
- Legislative history of the third-party regime
- Overview of political financing in the Canada Elections Act (foreign funding)
- Framework for countering inaccurate and misleading information
- Government legislation and political party positions as they may relate to Elections Canada's report entitled: Meeting New Challenges: Recommendations from the Chief Electoral Officer of Canada Following the 43rd and 44th General Elections
- Articles pertaining to allegations of foreign interference to the detriment of a Canadian political party
(Articles are available only in the language in which they were originally published)
* Binder prepared for the appearance of the Chief Electoral Officer before the Standing Committee on Procedure and House Affairs on the study of foreign interference on November 1st, 2022