Game of Shadows Documentary
Around the world, the quiet battle for power and influence is fought not with armies, but with money, politics, and persuasion—shaping the fate of democracies from the inside out.
Game of Shadows reveals how this global contest landed in one of the least likely places: Canada’s Prince Edward Island.
Through rare interviews and exclusive evidence, the film uncovers a hidden web of foreign capital, elite capture, and shadowy influence campaigns—where local decisions ripple into international consequences.
At the center is a powerful religious movement and a flood of offshore money, quietly reshaping island life while slipping past public scrutiny. What began as a promise of prosperity soon became something far more complex—a game whose rules are written elsewhere.
As leaders look the other way and oversight fails, Game of Shadows exposes the cost of political inaction and the quiet erosion of sovereignty. Islanders—and Canadians—are left to ask: who is really shaping our future?
This is more than a local story. It’s a wake-up call: foreign interference is rewriting the rules of democracy, starting in the shadows and spreading to the heart of nations.
The Documentary follows the investigators from Charlottetown to PEI and from Montreal to Taipei.
What is behind the Tibetan Buddhist Monastic group?
Purchase Game of Shadows for only $12.50 Until August 1.
That was the question on everyone’s lips when Garry Clement and Michel Juneau-Katsuya, authors with a collective seventy years in law enforcement and intelligence, arrived on Prince Edward Island for a book launch. Clement and Juneau-Katsuya had come to PEI to discuss their careers on the frontlines of Canadian intelligence and the growing need for vigilance in combating international espionage operations. They were astonished, not only by the massive turnout by the questions the crowd had to ask.
Prince Edward Island (P.E.I.), nestled on the Eastern seaboard of the Atlantic, holds a rich history deeply intertwined with Canada's narrative. Despite its small size, P.E.I. played a pivotal role in shaping the nation's destiny, notably through its dedication to defending freedoms during both World Wars. During the tumultuous years of the early 20th century, brave Islanders answered the call to arms, making untold sacrifices on foreign battlefields. Their courage and resilience exemplified the island's steadfast commitment to the ideals of liberty and justice.
Around the world, the quiet battle for power and influence is fought not with armies, but with money, politics, and persuasion—shaping the fate of democracies from the inside out.
Game of Shadows reveals how this global contest landed in one of the least likely places: Canada’s Prince Edward Island.
Through rare interviews and exclusive evidence, the film uncovers a hidden web of foreign capital, elite capture, and shadowy influence campaigns—where local decisions ripple into international consequences.
At the center is a powerful religious movement and a flood of offshore money, quietly reshaping island life while slipping past public scrutiny. What began as a promise of prosperity soon became something far more complex—a game whose rules are written elsewhere.
As leaders look the other way and oversight fails, Game of Shadows exposes the cost of political inaction and the quiet erosion of sovereignty. Islanders—and Canadians—are left to ask: who is really shaping our future?
This is more than a local story. It’s a wake-up call: foreign interference is rewriting the rules of democracy, starting in the shadows and spreading to the heart of nations.
The Documentary follows the investigators from Charlottetown to PEI and from Montreal to Taipei.
What is behind the Tibetan Buddhist Monastic group?
Purchase Game of Shadows for only $12.50 Until August 1.
That was the question on everyone’s lips when Garry Clement and Michel Juneau-Katsuya, authors with a collective seventy years in law enforcement and intelligence, arrived on Prince Edward Island for a book launch. Clement and Juneau-Katsuya had come to PEI to discuss their careers on the frontlines of Canadian intelligence and the growing need for vigilance in combating international espionage operations. They were astonished, not only by the massive turnout by the questions the crowd had to ask.
Prince Edward Island (P.E.I.), nestled on the Eastern seaboard of the Atlantic, holds a rich history deeply intertwined with Canada's narrative. Despite its small size, P.E.I. played a pivotal role in shaping the nation's destiny, notably through its dedication to defending freedoms during both World Wars. During the tumultuous years of the early 20th century, brave Islanders answered the call to arms, making untold sacrifices on foreign battlefields. Their courage and resilience exemplified the island's steadfast commitment to the ideals of liberty and justice.
Around the world, the quiet battle for power and influence is fought not with armies, but with money, politics, and persuasion—shaping the fate of democracies from the inside out.
Game of Shadows reveals how this global contest landed in one of the least likely places: Canada’s Prince Edward Island.
Through rare interviews and exclusive evidence, the film uncovers a hidden web of foreign capital, elite capture, and shadowy influence campaigns—where local decisions ripple into international consequences.
At the center is a powerful religious movement and a flood of offshore money, quietly reshaping island life while slipping past public scrutiny. What began as a promise of prosperity soon became something far more complex—a game whose rules are written elsewhere.
As leaders look the other way and oversight fails, Game of Shadows exposes the cost of political inaction and the quiet erosion of sovereignty. Islanders—and Canadians—are left to ask: who is really shaping our future?
This is more than a local story. It’s a wake-up call: foreign interference is rewriting the rules of democracy, starting in the shadows and spreading to the heart of nations.
The Documentary follows the investigators from Charlottetown to PEI and from Montreal to Taipei.
What is behind the Tibetan Buddhist Monastic group?
Purchase Game of Shadows for only $12.50 Until August 1.
That was the question on everyone’s lips when Garry Clement and Michel Juneau-Katsuya, authors with a collective seventy years in law enforcement and intelligence, arrived on Prince Edward Island for a book launch. Clement and Juneau-Katsuya had come to PEI to discuss their careers on the frontlines of Canadian intelligence and the growing need for vigilance in combating international espionage operations. They were astonished, not only by the massive turnout by the questions the crowd had to ask.
Prince Edward Island (P.E.I.), nestled on the Eastern seaboard of the Atlantic, holds a rich history deeply intertwined with Canada's narrative. Despite its small size, P.E.I. played a pivotal role in shaping the nation's destiny, notably through its dedication to defending freedoms during both World Wars. During the tumultuous years of the early 20th century, brave Islanders answered the call to arms, making untold sacrifices on foreign battlefields. Their courage and resilience exemplified the island's steadfast commitment to the ideals of liberty and justice.