VANCOUVER — The British Columbia Supreme Court is expected to set key court dates today for the extradition case of Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou.
Huawei Executive Meng Wanzhou Expected in Vancouver Court Over Extradition Case
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China Blocks Canola Shipments from Viterra, Saying Pests Found Among the Grain
China has blocked imports of canola seed from a second major Canadian exporter.
Credit Agency Warns Big Risk to Canadian Schools If China Pulls Students
OTTAWA — Moody’s Investors Services says three of Canada’s biggest universities would face a cash crunch if Canada’s diplomatic row with China results in the world’s most populous nation pulling its students from Canadian schools.
Huawei Not Only Firm That Could Build Canada’s Eventual 5G Networks: Liberals
OTTAWA — Chinese telecom giant Huawei isn’t the only company that can build Canada’s next-generation wireless networks, the Trudeau government said Monday as China muted its threat to retaliate if Canada bans the company.
Winnipeg Hospital Partners in Opening of Chinese Medical Fitness Facility
Seven Oaks General Hospital has partnered with a Chinese medical fitness centre to open the country's first such facility. The Wellness Institute led the development with the hospital in Rizhao City, Shandong Province, which was formerly used as the reception centre...
Dean Gunnarson Breaks Free in China
Human Rights Lawyer to Discuss Organ Harvesting
By Tyler Sutherland Human rights lawyer David Matas will address the reality of organ harvesting in China during a talk at the University of Manitoba on Friday. Although the Chinese government promised last year to phase out its reliance on prisoners for transplant...
Winnipeg Escape Artist in China for Risky Stunt
Winnipeg escape artist Dean Gunnarson is tempting fate yet again by re-attempting to escape from a speeding bullet coaster train. Gunnarson is currently in China, where on Wednesday he'll try to leap out of the way of the 135 km/h-train as it approaches him on the...
Lt. Gov., Selinger Lay Wreaths in Hong Kong
By Sarah Klein Lt.-Gov. Philip Lee and Premier Greg Selinger laid wreaths to honour Manitobans who fought to defend the British Colony of Hong Kong during the Second World War on Thursday. While in Hong Kong, the two took part in a ceremony at Sai Wan War Cemetery....
Lee, Selinger Depart for China on Trade Mission
By Tyler Sutherland Lt.-Gov. Philip Lee and Manitoba Premier Greg Selinger departed on a ten-day trade mission to China on Sunday, where they will be joined by Manitoba business leaders and premiers from eight other provinces and territories. "Manitoba's exports to...
Chinese Culture Celebrated Over the Next Three Days
A 10th anniversary celebration of Manitoba Great Wall Performing Arts will make up part of "China Culture Day" on Friday. The first of three events will take place with a Taste of China tomorrow night at Kum Koon Garden on King Street. The 10-course Chinese cuisine...
Harper Ends China Trip with Giant Panda Loan
By Sarah Klein Two giant panda bears from China will thrill visitors to the Toronto and Calgary zoos over the next 10 years. Prime Minister Stephen Harper announced over the weekend while in Chongqing, China that the bears Er Shun and Ji Li will be splitting their...
