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Hydro-Quebec researcher arrested after allegedly spying for China
35-year-old Yuesheng Wang is facing four charges including fraud for obtaining trade secrets, breach of trust, obtaining trade secrets and unauthorized use of a computer. The crimes are believed to have taken place between Feb. 2018 and Oct. 2022.
Feds buy millions of made-in-China Canadian flag pins
In an effort to boost national pride, including on Remembrance Day and Flag Day, the Trudeau government has bought millions of Canadian flag pins from China.
China is infiltrating, exploiting Canada, says former MP allegedly targeted by CCP
Former Conservative MP Kenny Chiu is slamming the Trudeau government over its lack of action in defending Canada’s national security against foreign adversaries like the Chinese Communist Party.
Trudeau lists Iran Revolutionary Guard on immigration terrorist list
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced on Friday that he would permanently ban 10,000 officials from the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) from entering the country.
China threatens Canada with “forceful measures” over proposed Taiwan trip
"We urge the Canadian side to abide by the one-China principle and respect China's sovereignty and territorial integrity," wrote the Chinese embassy in Canada.
China-developed business park now open in British Columbia
The Vancouver Logistics Park opened its doors at the end of July in Surrey, British Columbia after years of planning between the Chinese and provincial governments.
China blacklists Canadian journalist over Hong Kong views
Journalist and former editor of the Chinese-language media outlet Sing Tao Daily Victor Ho was blacklisted by China for speaking out against the regime’s takeover of Hong Kong in July.
Chinese regime outraged by U.S. delegation to Taiwan, PLA stages military drills
The Chinese Communist Party has announced that they have conducted military exercises around Taiwan amid a delegation of U.S. senators visiting the island nation’s president Tsai Ing-we.
Ex-intelligence chief says politicians at all levels are in China’s pocket
A former intelligence chief told MPs at the House of Commons ethics committee that elected officials at all levels of government are in the pocket of Communist China or other foreign governments.
Beijing directed cyber attacks against Canadian mining company
Cybersecurity experts are warning that the People’s Republic of China is targeting the Canadian rare earths company Appia Rare using information warfare methods to stifle Canadian development in the mining industry.
