Rapporteur David Johnson, Eminent Canadian
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Maybe the CCP will put forward a candidate that’s acceptable to to our current Government in it’s possible maybe sort of potential commitment towards perhaps having an actual possibility potential public-ish inquiry?
I suggest a senator, perhaps someone as credible as say Mike Duffey .
Anyone operating over 1 Watt will suffice. This isnt complex. MPs and MP canidates took cash and "ethnic" voters were bussed in.
Get drag queens to lay out the facts to a kindergarten and let the kids vote.
And give them tattoos.... why not? If they can pick their sexuality making a hard decision on their next 70 years they can make these sort of decisions. Decisions they can't fathom fixing for 13 more years otherwise that will be a fixture in their next 70 years as well.
Power to the People!
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Government reveals new alleged Chinese-backed misinformation campaign against Conservative MP Michael Chong
'Most of the activity centred on spreading false narratives about his identity,' government said in statement about social media campaign
More illegal shit they let happen.
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That is a good thing. Mike just didn't bother to hide the fact he was ripping off taxpayers, like every senator before and after him.
Talk is cheap. Apparently our PM doesn't understand that!
He has a speech written for any audience , if they give out contradictory positions the press will fix it for us .
You do what you know. Politicians know how to talk.
In a media statement, the Chinese foreign ministry announced on August 10 that an additional 78 countries had been added to a list of destinations approved for group tours and package travel. Travel agents from mainland China work from this list when they promote and book foreign travel for Chinese nationals.
In response to an inquiry from CBC News about China's rationale for excluding Canada, the public affairs office at China's embassy in Ottawa wrote that "lately, the Canadian side has repeatedly hyped up the so-called 'Chinese interference' and rampant and discriminatory anti-Asian acts and words are rising significantly in Canada."
"The Chinese government attaches great importance to protecting the safety and legitimate rights of overseas Chinese citizens and wishes they can travel in a safe and friendly environment," the embassy added.
Global Affairs Canada has yet to respond to CBC News' request for comment.
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In response to an inquiry from CBC News about China's rationale for excluding Canada, the public affairs office at China's embassy in Ottawa wrote that "lately, the Canadian side has repeatedly hyped up the so-called 'Chinese interference' and rampant and discriminatory anti-Asian acts and words are rising significantly in Canada."
"The Chinese government attaches great importance to protecting the safety and legitimate rights of overseas Chinese citizens and wishes they can travel in a safe and friendly environment," the embassy added.
Global Affairs Canada has yet to respond to CBC News' request for comment.
China snubs Canada on its list of approved travel spots, setting back tourism's post-COVID recovery — CBC News
In an apparent snub, the Chinese government has left Canada off a list of countries approved as international travel destinations for tour groups — a decision that threatens to leave Canada's travel industry at a competitive disadvantage as it continues its post-pandemic recovery.
Does that mean they will no longer be able to buy up Shaunessy ?In a media statement, the Chinese foreign ministry announced on August 10 that an additional 78 countries had been added to a list of destinations approved for group tours and package travel. Travel agents from mainland China work from this list when they promote and book foreign travel for Chinese nationals.
In response to an inquiry from CBC News about China's rationale for excluding Canada, the public affairs office at China's embassy in Ottawa wrote that "lately, the Canadian side has repeatedly hyped up the so-called 'Chinese interference' and rampant and discriminatory anti-Asian acts and words are rising significantly in Canada."
"The Chinese government attaches great importance to protecting the safety and legitimate rights of overseas Chinese citizens and wishes they can travel in a safe and friendly environment," the embassy added.
Global Affairs Canada has yet to respond to CBC News' request for comment.
China snubs Canada on its list of approved travel spots, setting back tourism's post-COVID recovery — CBC News
In an apparent snub, the Chinese government has left Canada off a list of countries approved as international travel destinations for tour groups — a decision that threatens to leave Canada's travel industry at a competitive disadvantage as it continues its post-pandemic recovery.