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China’s Canadian lobbyists blurred lines of PR, journalism and activism
Lobbyists from Solstice Public Affairs, which was hired by China’s Toronto consulate last year, have been regular contributors to media discourse about China and the Chinese community in Canada.
Next China: Trump’s Moving On
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Opinion: How Ottawa can get Beijing to release our detainees
It’s been months since Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor were detained in China, and how we handled the Soviet Union offers a model for how our strategy should shift
Huawei urges U.S. to drop 'loser's attitude' as carrier business revenue slips
China's Huawei Technologies called on Washington to drop the "loser's attitude" and once again rubbished U.S. allegations its gear could be used by Beijing for spying, as its network business weakened amid mounting global scrutiny.
Canada takes tougher line with China on canola ban, demands evidence
Canada on Thursday took a notably tougher line with China over its ban on Canadian imports of canola seed, saying Beijing had provided no scientific evidence to justify the move and was hurting its own reputation.
China expands ban on Canadian canola imports
Viterra is the second canola exporter to have its registration cancelled, after Beijing halted shipments from top exporter Richardson International earlier this month.
Case of detained Canadians sends chill through diplomats in China
As pair face 100th day in detention, diplomatic staff warn of the implications of the case amid concerns China is undermining principle of diplomatic immunity.
Diplomatic Outbursts Mar Xi's Plan to Raise China on World Stage
China’s diplomats aren’t being very diplomatic.
Long before Trump’s trade war with China, Huawei’s activities were secretly tracked
The surprise arrest of Huawei's chief financial officer in December quickly turned the executive, Meng Wanzhou, into a central figure in a trade war between two economic superpowers.
China blocks some Canada canola shipments, Ottawa expresses concern
China has canceled Canadian agribusiness Richardson International Ltd's registration to ship canola to China, the company said on Tuesday, the latest sign of tensions between Ottawa and Beijing.
China accuses detained ex-Canadian diplomat Michael Kovrig of spying, stealing state secrets
East Asia News -BEIJING (REUTERS) - China on Monday (March 4) accused detained Canadian citizen Michael Kovrig of stealing state secrets which were passed on to him from another detained Canadian,
Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou suing Canada, its border agency and the RCMP for ‘false imprisonment’
An executive of Chinese tech giant Huawei is suing the Canadian government, its border agency and the national police force, saying they detained, sea...
China says Canada has questions to answer on judicial independence
East Asia News -BEIJING (REUTERS) - China's Foreign Ministry grabbed a chance to question the state of judicial independence in Canada on Friday (March 1), as Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's
Berlin: We've had no recent talks with Beijing on cybersecurity
The German government has not held talks with Beijing about cybersecurity issues in recent weeks, a spokesman said when asked about a report that Chancellor Angela Merkel was seeking a no-spying deal with China over the Huawei issue.
Canada approves Huawei extradition proceedings, China seethes
The Canadian government, as expected, on Friday approved extradition proceedings against the chief financial officer of Huawei Technologies Co Ltd, prompting a furious reaction from China.
How an HSBC investigation led to charges against Huawei CFO
Documents reveal that HSBC cooperated with US prosecutors after the Justice Department formally demanded help with probe into Huawei’s Iran dealings.
Tim Hortons opens 1st location in China — and a salted egg yolk timbit is on the menu
Tim Hortons chain expects there will be 1,500 locations opened across China over the next 10 years.
Opinion: Why some Chinese immigrants living in Canada live in silent fear
We must monitor and actively respond to Chinese government-backed harassment and intimidation
Huawei would refuse if China demanded foreign ‘back doors’, says chairman
Liang Hua says Huawei has obtained a legal opinion that it is not obliged to help the Chinese government secure ‘back doors’ into foreign telecom networks.
Remember that ‘Chinese boycott’ of Canada Goose jackets? It didn’t happen
Despite a December call for Chinese buyers to spurn Canada Goose after the arrest of Huawei’s CFO in Vancouver, sales climbed 50 per cent in Q4 2018.
