Why China might be right to wonder if Canadian justice can be bought: Brian Lee Crowley in the National Post
MLI Managing Director Brian Lee Crowley writes that a worrying question must be asked: is Canada a society governed by ...
Tag: Huawei
The Price of Chinese Money Laundering: Arthur J. Cockfield for Inside Policy
Chinese money laundering shows the extent to which an autocratic state, awash with cash, dumps its problems on countries like ...
A thorny road lies ahead for Canadian-Chinese relations: Charles Burton in the Globe and Mail
Ottawa needs to be strong and principled in its dealings with China, not weak and accommodating, writes Charles Burton. By ...
Was John McCallum a Loose Cannon or a Sacrificial Lamb? Shuvaloy Majumdar on Charles Adler Tonight
Following the firing of John McCallum, Canada's Ambassador to China, Shuvaloy Majumdar joined Charles Adler Tonight to discuss McCallum's now ...
Cybersecurity in the financial sector as an economic security issue: Leuprecht, Skillicorn, and Cockfield at the House of Commons Committee on Public Safety and National Security
On Wednesday, January 30, 2019, MLI Munk Senior Fellow Christian Leuprecht, along side Queen's University Professors David B. Skillicorn and ...
Huawei, a risk that Canadians definitely can’t afford: Ivy Li for Inside Policy
Huawei’s involvement in Canada’s 5G network would pose a threat to our privacy and the fundamentals of our democracy, writes ...
McCallum’s remarks go beyond being pro-Beijing; they’re un-Canadian: Shuvaloy Majumdar and Marcus Kolga in the Sun
John McCallum’s remarks were, simply put, a disgrace – one that smacks of political interference, politicization, and disinformation, write Shuvaloy ...
The upshot to the Canada-China mess? It’s done away with our naive assumptions: Charles Burton for Sun papers
China's aggressive actions since the arrest of Meng Wanzhou have caused irreparable damage to its reputation in Canada, writes Charles Burton. ...
Canada’s struggle with China: Brian Lee Crowley and Anastasia Lin in the Washington Times
Canadians know that they must respond firmly as China increases the pressure, but it can’t do it alone. Firm American support in ...
Meng Wanzhou and the Future of Canada-China Relations: Charles Burton for Inside Policy
Beijing’s aggressive behaviour towards Canada following Meng Wanzhou’s arrest has irreparably damaged China’s reputation in Canada, writes Charles Burton. By ...
For the security of Canadians, Huawei should be banned from our 5G networks: Richard Fadden in the Globe and Mail
There are plenty of reasons why intelligence professionals are alarmed by Huawei’s involvement in our 5G networks, particularly, the close ...
China smells weakness – so it’s picking on Canada: Brian Lee Crowley in the Globe and Mail
China is targeting Canada, and not the United States, because they see us as both weak and anxious for closer ...
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Unfortunately for Canadian consumers and creators, the Online Streaming Act is performing exactly as predicted: Peter Menzies in the Hub
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Mexican cartels are a direct threat to Canada’s public safety, and the future of North American trade: Gary J. Hale for Inside Policy
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Canadians are very unhappy with the federal public service—and for good reason: Tim Sargent in The Hub
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An economist on Ottawa’s GST holiday. Spoiler alert – Santa Claus is not real: Tim Sargent in the Globe and Mail
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Canada is an energy superpower. It’s time to remind America and act like it: Heather Exner-Pirot in The Hub
