Hong Kong police have issued arrest warrants for eight pro-democracy activists living abroad, claiming they have violated the territory’s national security law. Dennis Kwok, a former politician in Hong Kong who was born in Canada, is among them. Hong Kong’s National Security Department (NSD) issued the arrest warrants on July 3, along with a HK$1 million…
Hong Kong Police Issue Arrest Warrants for 8 Overseas Pro-Democracy Activists, Including Canadian Man
Canadian AIIB Executive’s Resignation Reveals CCP’s Manipulation of Investment Bank, Spread of Toxic Marxist Culture
A Canadian executive of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) resigned on June 14 while accusing the Chinese communist regime of manipulating AIIB and creating a toxic culture. Experts pointed out that the incident has again revealed China’s ruling Communist Party’s (CCP) infiltration in international financial organizations, which should serve as another warning to the…
CCP Manipulates AIIB and Spreads Toxic Culture of Marxism: Former Executive
A Canadian executive of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) resigned on June 14 while accusing the Chinese communist regime of manipulating AIIB and creating a toxic culture. Experts pointed out that the incident has again revealed China’s ruling Communist Party’s (CCP) infiltration in international financial organizations, which should serve as another warning to the…
CCP Manipulates AIIB and Spreads Toxic Culture: Former Executive
A Canadian executive of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) resigned on June 14 while accusing the Chinese communist regime of manipulating AIIB and creating a toxic culture. Experts pointed out that the incident has again revealed the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) infiltration of international financial organizations, which should serve as another warning to the…
Nick Taylor Wins Canadian Open, First Canadian Champion Since 1954
TORONTO—Nick Taylor tossed his putter into the air and jumped into the arms of caddie Dave Markle after he made a 72-foot eagle putt to become the first Canadian in 69 years to win his national open, and he doesn’t remember any of it. “I blacked out when that ball went in with Dave. So…
Canadian Cities Honour World Falun Dafa Day With Flag-Raising Ceremonies
Cities across Canada are celebrating the 31st anniversary of World Falun Dafa Day, which falls on May 13, and the spiritual practice’s moral principles of truthfulness, compassion, and forbearance with flag-raising ceremonies and the illumination of local landmarks. Many of the events were attended by local politicians and other VIPs. “Falun Dafa is good, Falun…
MPs Commemorate 31st Anniversary of Falun Dafa on Parliament Hill
More than a dozen MPs joined hundreds of Falun Dafa adherents at a rally and parade to celebrate the 31st anniversary of the spiritual practice’s introduction to the public. Falun Dafa’s moral teachings, centred on “truthfulness, compassion, and forbearance,” are much needed in a time of turmoil in the world, they said. MPs from different…
Canadian MPs Commemorate 31st Anniversary of Falun Dafa on Parliament Hill
More than a dozen members of Parliament joined hundreds of Falun Dafa adherents at a rally and parade in Ottawa to celebrate the 31st anniversary of the spiritual practice’s introduction to the public. Falun Dafa’s moral teachings, centred on “truthfulness, compassion, and forbearance,” are much needed in a time of turmoil in the world, they…
Canadian Theater Sparks Backlash After Announcing Performances for ‘Black-Identifying Audiences’
A government-funded Canadian theater organization has come under fire after announcing that it will be holding an event for only “black-identifying audiences.” The National Arts Centre (NAC) in Ottawa announced the “Black Out Night” event on its official website on Jan. 16. According to the theater, the “award-winning presentation of Aleshea Harris’s Is God Is will run…
High-profile Canadian skating coach found guilty of sex assault, gross indecency
A renowned Canadian pairs skating coach has been found guilty of sexual assault and gross indecency. Richard Gauthier was facing three charges dating back to the 1980s involving a teenage male skater whom he trained. Gauthier, 61, was found guilty of two charges in a ruling rendered in Montreal by Quebec court Judge Josée Bélanger….
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