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Canada intercepted large quantities of banned weapons from China. These weapons arrived in parcels at the Vancouver international airport under a false declaration.

Canadian Parliament members are looking into recent allegations of CCPinterference in elections. A committee is now calling on the federal government to set up a public inquiry into the issue.  

And speaking of security risks posed by Chinese companies—Canada is also taking action. Canada is planning to ban Chinese-owned social media platform Tik-Tok from all government-issued devices.

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The Canadian federal government is warning that a domestic bank based in Toronto could be tied to the Chinese regime. Canada’s finance minister Chrystia Freeland said there could be national…

China is losing money to the tune of billions. For the first time in two years, more money left China than entered as imports grow and exports fall, and Chinese…

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has responded to a news report about leaked Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) documents detailing how China used a strategy to interfere in the 2021 federal…

Canada’s government is doing away with research funding for certain projects. Namely, those that collaborate with researchers linked to the Chinese military. Officials now urging its universities and province level…

U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin hosted Canadian National Defense Minister Anita Anand to talk shared cooperation.

Beijing’s alleged interference in foreign elections is back into the spotlight. In Canada, a former diplomat says China’s disinformation campaign has cost a member of parliament.