Submitted by a concerned Canadian of Chinese heritage (Submitted 2024-07-09) I thank the Public Inquiry into Foreign Interference (PIFI) Commission for accepting, reading, and considering my submission. It is my duty and responsibility as a Canadian citizen to address the deep concern about foreign interference in Canada and some of the severe problems in our […]
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July 1, 2024 I appreciate the PIFI Committee for providing the opportunity to submit this statement to the members of Canadian society. I am also grateful that the Committee accepts my statement in Chinese, as discussing such important and complex issues as foreign interference in federal elections and democratic systems allows me to express my
Few people have even heard of Bill C-70, yet the Liberals and opposition parties are hoping to ram it through without debate By John Price If passed, Bill C-70, the Countering Foreign Interference Act, could give Canada’s spy agency more power, potentially threatening freedom of expression and freedom of association, undermining due process in courts
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OTTAWA, ON – The Honourable Yuen Pau Woo, Senator for British Columbia, expressed deep concern today that the implementation of Bill C-70 – passed last night by the Senate of Canada — could have a chilling effect on civic engagement, particularly for diaspora communities in Canada. “I am concerned that Canadians looking to contribute to
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The student’s mom alleges a group of white students told her fifth-grade son, who is half Asian, that he couldn’t sit with them. By Aimee Cho https://youtu.be/phvuVm1XhrU An after-school game took a troubling turn last week at Lyles Crouch Traditional Academy in Alexandria, Virginia. Mom Kathryn Kelley alleges a group of white students told her
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The fact that great proportions of Chinese Canadians voted the same way as Beijing liked does not mean they were puppets. Casting that independent decision by many as a mindless action at a foreign government’s bidding is an insult to our intelligence. By Andi Shi The interim report on foreign interference in federal elections settles
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National newspapers are overlooking a hot issue in their coverage of former Conservative MP Kenny Chiu’s loss in the 2021 election. By Charlie Smith Vancouver journalist Ng Weng Hoong has written a devastating analysis of the Canadian media’s coverage of foreign interference in elections. The title of the piece, “The Convergence of Sinophobia and Sinofascism
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