ViewpointsOpinionLack of Government Action on Chinese Interference Seems to Be What Led to CSIS LeaksSavePrintA sign for the Canadian Security Intelligence Service building in Ottawa, in a file photo. The Canadian Press/Sean KilpatrickPhil Gurski2/18/2023|Updated: 2/20/20230:00X 1CommentaryI'll never forget July 18, 1983.We had a problem loading this article. Please enable javascript or use a different browser. If the issue persists, please visit our help center.Share this articleLeave a commentPhil GurskiAuthorPhil Gurski spent 32 years working at Canadian intelligence agencies and is a specialist in terrorism. He is the author of six books on terrorism.Author’s Selected ArticlesBeware Beijing’s Subtle Propaganda Offensive on Western PlatformsOct 12, 2025China’s Political and Cyber Warfare: Why Canada Needs to Wake Up NowSep 08, 2025The Threat From Far-Right Extremists Pales in Comparison to Jihadi TerrorismJul 14, 2025Is Canada Finally Taking the China Technology Threat Seriously?Jul 07, 2025Related TopicsCanadaPeople's Republic of Chinaforeign inference in electionsCanadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS)