The U.S. deems the Chinese tech giant a national-security threat.

A court ruled Tuesday that the ban isn’t punitive and that the federal government has the right to take its business elsewhere.

Huawei is "able to offer extremely beneficial financing options," one expert says. Here's why Huawei is still an option to build Canada's 5G network.

Expert warns Canada and the U.K. are in very different situations when it comes to risk from Huawei.

Johnson’s comments come after American national security and telecom officials met their British counterparts in London.

The opposition Conservatives are pressing the Liberals to deny Huawei a role in assembling the country's 5G infrastructure, alleging it will allow Beijing to spy on Canadians more easily.

The estimate came in an annual New Year's message to employees from chairman Eric Xu. The letter predicted 2020 would be a difficult year, saying the American pressure creates a challenging environment for Huawei to survive and thrive.

The Liberals delayed making a decision on whether to let the Chinese tech firm into the 5G spectrum.

Speaking at the Halifax International Security Forum, U.S. national security advisor Robert O'Brien likened Huawei's implementation into Canada's network as a "Trojan Horse," and called for the release of the two Canadians Michael Spavor and Michael Kovrig in China.

Canada is also weighing whether it will permit Huawei to supply 5G equipment. The considerations come amid increasingly tense relations between Canada and Beijing -- sparked by the Vancouver arrest of Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou on U.S. charges.