L'ingérence étrangère au Canada avec l'ex-agent secret Michel Juneau-Katsuya | Le balado de Rad

International spies doing as they please in Canada? Clandestine Chinese "police stations"? Prime Ministers and elected officials compromised across the country? Olivier discusses all of this with former Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) agent Michel Juneau-Katsuya. The national security and foreign interference expert makes disturbing revelations about Canada, Quebec, and Montreal, which he describes as a hub for espionage and terrorism. He even reveals his tricks for recruiting anyone, "even the Pope." Suggestions for guests in the third season? Send them to [email protected]. Correction: At 1:00:00, Michel Juneau-Katsuya presents Olivier with a moral dilemma based on the Madrid bombings in Spain, which took place on March 11, 2004. The attacks left 191 dead and nearly 2,000 injured. -- 00:00:00 Intro 00:03:18 CSIS Doesn't Work 00:14:46 The Chinese and Foreign Interference 00:27:11 Foreign Interference Is Everywhere in Canada 00:31:50 The War of the Brains 00:33:20 His Most Hollywood-Style Anecdote 00:38:32 Montreal, a Hub of Espionage 00:42:25 What Does a Spy Look Like? 00:44:27 Intellectual Property Theft 00:46:26 How Do You Recruit a Spy? 00:50:35 "We're naive, bordering on stupid" 00:55:02 Olivier put to the test 01:02:20 Quebec is more violent 01:07:50 Conspiracy theories 01:10:09 Donald Trump corrupted by the Russians? 01:13:38 Rapid-fire Questions 01:24:00 Conclusion -- To stay up to date, subscribe to our newsletter: https://radio-canada.us6.list-manage.... And follow us on our other platforms: TikTok:   / radpointca   Instagram:   / radpointca   __ Find all our content on our website: https://ici.radio-canada.ca/info/rad Rad is Radio-Canada's journalism lab. Our mission is to test different formats to talk to you about current events and social issues. We test, we learn, we evolve, with you.