Meng’s lawyers argue the extradition proceedings against the embattled tech executive are “without merit” and stopping the proceedings would be in the best interest of Canada. Continue reading
China says Canada should respect its “judicial sovereignty” in the case of two Canadians it detained and later charged with spying. Continue reading
Relations between China and Canada have been tense since the arrest of Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou last December. Continue reading
The move is likely to fuel speculation that China is retaliating against Canada for arresting a Chinese tech executive. Continue reading
“It would be a very dangerous precedent indeed,” said Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland. Continue reading
In 2018, Saskatchewan exports to Japan were worth $1.13 billion, 99 per cent of which was made up of agri-food products. Continue reading
“You’re going to have to think hard about why you wouldn’t ban Huawei,” said James Lewis of the Centre for Strategic and International Studies. Continue reading
Defence hearings on having the case tossed will begin next January, with the actual extradition case not scheduled until September 2020. Continue reading
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says he’s worried China could block imports of other Canadian products – in addition to its recent rejection of canola shipments. Continue reading
An RCMP-CBSA response to a civil lawsuit says a border officer asked Meng for her phone numbers and passwords in case he was required to search the devices for customs or immigration purposes. It says neither border officials nor RCMP officers examined their contents. Continue reading