Discover the realities and risks of foreign actor interference in Canada. Join us on Wednesday, February 25 from noon to 1 p.m. (ET) for an informative webinar led by Sergeants Charlene Rivet and Chris Dyke from the Royal Canadian Mounted Police’s (RCMP) Foreign Actor Interference Team.
This session will provide a comprehensive overview of foreign actor interference: what it is, why it matters, and the crucial roles of policing and public safety. Learn about the different forms this interference can take, the unique challenges it presents, and why operational security is essential in addressing these threats. The webinar will also discuss investigative considerations and explore strategies for effectively countering foreign actor influence in Canada.
This is a must-attend event for anyone interested in national security, policing, or understanding emerging threats to Canadian society. Don’t miss the opportunity to gain valuable insights and practical knowledge from leading RCMP experts.
Please note that this presentation will not be recorded and will be offered in English only.
Meet Our Presenters
Charlene Rivet, Sergeant, Foreign Actor Interference Team, RCMP
Sergeant Charlene Rivet is a member of the RCMP, currently serving with the Foreign Actor Interference Team under the RCMP’s Federal Policing National Security. With over 26 years of experience, Sergeant Rivet has dedicated much of her career to investigating crimes against persons, including roles in Vice, Child Abuse and Sexual Offence cases, Human Trafficking, and Missing Persons investigations, as well as managing the Amber Alert Portfolio. She recently transitioned to Federal Policing National Security, where she is expanding her expertise to address the complexities of the national security mandate.
Chris Dyke, Sergeant, Foreign Actor Interference Team, RCMP
Sergeant Chris Dyke is a member of the RCMP, currently serving with the Foreign Actor Interference Team under the RCMP’s Federal Policing National Security. With nearly 20 years of dedicated service, Sergeant Dyke has spent the majority of his career in Manitoba, holding a variety of positions in both front-line policing and as a tactical training instructor. He now brings his extensive experience to the national security mandate, focusing on the evolving challenges of foreign actor interference in Canada.
Please register by Monday, February 23 at noon (ET).
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