Justin Trudeau on China and the case of the Huawei CFO: “Different countries do things differently, but in Canada politicians don’t get to weigh in on court proceedings.” Continue reading
It will be fascinating to see whether China now bullies the U.S. as it has tried to do with Canada, Scott Thompson says. Continue reading
The U.S. is a long-trusted and democratic ally, despite one’s opinion of the current president, writes Scott Thompson. Continue reading
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is dismissing calls to remove Canada’s ambassador to China from his post. Continue reading
However, one official said it would be “presumptive” to say whether Canada’s differing position on Iran sanctions could be used by Meng to argue for her release, as McCallum said. Continue reading
“Had we made the decision on the 5G when everybody else did, we wouldn’t be the lone person standing out,” said one former CSIS official. Continue reading
The U.S. has yet to file the required paperwork in the Meng case and stated the Americans have until Jan. 30 to do so, a spokesman for Canada’s Justice Department said. Continue reading
As of Tuesday evening, almost $7,000 of the campaign’s $14,000 goal has been raised. Continue reading
By arresting Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou last week, Canada put itself in the middle of a political stare-down between China and the United States. Continue reading
In a ‘West Block’ interview, Conservative leader Andrew Scheer said that while he understands why Alberta feels it has no other options, rail cars won’t help. Continue reading