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B.C. minister not a minister when at Chinese Communist Party events: Ministry

B.C. minister not a minister when at Chinese Communist Party events: Ministry

B.C.’s Minister of State for Trade George Chow marked the Golden Week Holiday with China’s consul general, but not as minister, according to his ministry
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Huawei-sponsored event draws flag-waving B.C. politicians

Huawei-sponsored event draws flag-waving B.C. politicians

Chinese government-linked events over the Golden Week Holiday mark a return of soft diplomacy in Vancouver – while pro-democracy activists burn a Chinese flag at Vancouver’s Chinese consul general compound
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Canada-China relations enter uncharted waters

Canada-China relations enter uncharted waters

Opinions differ as to what happens now in the wake of Meng Wanzhou’s release
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Transpacific tides shifting for Canada-Asia trade

Transpacific tides shifting for Canada-Asia trade

Canada faces a tough choice on whether to deepen Beijing ties as China bids to join Asia free trade pact
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Trudeau: Kovrig, Spavor on plane back to Canada after Chinese detention

Trudeau: Kovrig, Spavor on plane back to Canada after Chinese detention

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor - the two Canadians detained in China after the arrest of Meng Wanzhou here in Vancouver - have been released.
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2021 election lays bare deep divide in B.C.’s Chinese-Canadian community

2021 election lays bare deep divide in B.C.’s Chinese-Canadian community

Debate shows schism in opinion over relations with Beijing
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Vancouver’s Beijing allies align with Trudeau’s Liberals

Vancouver’s Beijing allies align with Trudeau’s Liberals

China-sanctioned Conservative MP Kenny Chiu calls out disinformation campaign against him
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Chinese privacy law places hurdles for foreign data collection

Chinese privacy law places hurdles for foreign data collection

Meeting domestic and Chinese obligations could be onerous for companies
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Chinese spying, disease theft a ‘grave concern,’ says human rights lawyer

Chinese spying, disease theft a ‘grave concern,’ says human rights lawyer

End secrecy about possible Winnipeg COVID theft: David Matas
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China has demonstrated potential to weaponize viruses: security expert

China has demonstrated potential to weaponize viruses: security expert

Federal leaders, China’s embassy silent on RCMP report of Chinese espionage
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