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Public encouraged to report internet users who cast doubt on party’s version of history ahead of its 100th anniversary
Michael Chong is the Conservative foreign affairs critic and MP for Wellington-Halton Hills.
The Trudeau government is being blasted for kowtowing to Beijing’s dictators once again, and I have to say, those doing the blasting are right.
This time the furor was triggered over the pressuring of a prestigious Canadian institution to not give an award to Taiwan’s president for fear of...
TORONTO -- In an update to travel advice for Canadians visiting China, the government has added more detail regarding the Xinjiang region, warning that Canadians with ethnic ties to the region could be “at risk of arbitrary detention.”
The official travel advice page for China on the...
The future of a panel set up to advise the B.C. government on issues important to the Chinese-Canadian community has been thrown into question after one former member said on a radio show that Canada’s condemnation of China’s treatment of its Muslim minority is based on lies.
George Chow,...
Authoritarian states have a history of underestimating democracies, becoming more dangerous after realizing their mistake.
Washington Needs to Offer an Alternative
VANCOUVER—An adviser to British Columbia Premier John Horgan will not be seeking reappointment after he sparked outrage when he called accusations of genocide against Uyghurs in western China “lies.”
The province’s Minister of State for Trade, George Chow, issued a brief statement late...
Foreign Minister Marise Payne says Australia holds deep concerns about China’s treatment of Uighurs - including potential forced sterilisation programs - after the country’s ambassador told Canberra to stop criticising it over human rights abuses in Xinjiang.
In a two-hour media event on...