Canadian government condemned Michael Spavor’s sentence, saying he has been detained arbitrarily
Conservative leader reopens door to a Canadian boycott of next year’s Winter Olympics in China
Lawyers for Huawei chief financial officer arguing to toss out the case over claimed abuses
Appeal rejected after Robert Schellenberg’s 15-year prison term on drug smuggling increased to death
The decision to support a minimum corporate tax had been widely anticipated
The southern city of Guangzhou shut down a neighborhood and ordered residents to stay home Saturday for door-to-door testing
The Chinese Embassy in Washington accused unnamed political forces of being fixated on a blame game
Universities have 90 days to submit a report to Alberta’s Advanced Education Ministry
Lawyers for Canada’s attorney general had argued there is no justification to delay proceedings in the case
The Chinese government rejects complaints of abuses and says the camps are for job training
U.S. may soon share its supply of COVID vaccines globally, limiting China and Russia’s ability to influence
The Beijing Winter Olympics open on Feb. 4, 2022 and China has denied all charges of human rights abuses
Trudeau said the sanctions are not linked to the two Canadian men arbitrarily detained in China
Trial of former diplomat Michael Kovrig in Beijing follows initial hearing in the case of Michael Spavor
The two men, known to many around the world simply as ‘the two Michaels,’ were detained in December 2018
Their cases have been widely linked to Canada’s decision to detain Huawei chief financial officer Meng Wanzhou
Harper thinks Canada lacks the economic, security clout to do much to shape the outcome
Beijing has denied any wrongdoing in Xinjiang province, saying it is running a voluntary employment program
Parliamentary subcommittee concluded that China’s treatment of Uighurs does amount to genocide
Letter follows call from 180 human rights groups to boycott Beijing games, slated to kick off in Feb. 2022
