Chief Cyberspy Among Federal Officials Appearing at Meddling Inquiry Today

(L-R) Royal Canadian Mounted Police Deputy Commissioner Michael Duheme, Communications Security Establishment Chief Caroline Xavier and Canadian Security Intelligence Service Deputy Director of Operations Michelle Tessier discuss where to sit before appearing at the Procedure and House Affairs committee on Parliament hill, in Ottawa, on March 2, 2023. The Canadian Press/Adrian Wyld

Caroline Xavier, the chief of Canada’s cyberspy agency, is slated to appear at a federal inquiry into foreign interference today.

Xavier was appointed in 2022 to lead the Communications Security Establishment, which has a lead role in fending off online threats to Canada.