Chinese prosecutors this month charged Canadians Michael Kovrig, a former diplomat, and Michael Spavor, a businessman, for suspected espionage.

Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Zhao Lijian, accused the countries of trying to interfere with China's judicial independence.

Roy Green is shocked that the most forceful message Justin Trudeau had about the Two Michaels case on Friday was that he was 'disappointed.'

China might tell its post-secondary students not to study in Australia. Matthew Fisher asks what might happen if China also tells students to avoid Canada.

The prime minister responded to comments by the Chinese ambassador linking detentions with Meng case.

A paid junket for B.C. politicians to Beijing could have been a Chinese influence operation.

Foreign Affairs Minister François-Philippe Champagne called the cases of Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor the "foremost" priority for Canada.

While it bears no responsibility for the crisis, Canada's response to the virus has been slow and haphazard, Matthew Fisher says.

Canada says their arrests were "arbitrary," and has been in a diplomatic dispute with China since then.

Trudeau outlined how Canada has asked the Trump administration to use ongoing trade talks with China as leverage in securing the release of the two Canadians.