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Chinese Restaurant Branch in Taiwan Denies Sending Surveillance Footage to China After Vancouver Location Admits to Sending Footage A popular Chinese restaurant chain in Taiwan is denying it’s sending surveillance footage of its customers to China, coming after a Vancouver branch admitted it sent surveillance footage of its customers to China. The Haidilao Hot Pot restaurant in Taiwan, in an April 22 statement on Facebook, admitted it recorded footage of their customers, but said it was done�...

In the Haidilao Hot Pot restaurant in... Vancouver, more than 60 surveillance cameras watch 30 tables and send feeds to China. The cameras, manager Ryan Pan explains, are there to "people track" and are "part of the social credit system in China." In 2014, Chinas State Council issued guidelines for the establishment of a national "social credit system" by 2020, with the feeds from about 626 million surveillance cameras and smartphone scanners and with data from a multitude of sources ... For ex...

Tweet Canadas Prime Minister Justin Trudeau stands in salute to Chinas flag and national anthem. Image from video, captured by Ina Mitchell. by Scott McGregor, Ina Mitchell, and Bryan Preston It’s a sunny day and you’re driving down a backcountry road far from any military bases. Out of nowhere, you spy several dozen adults in camouflage marching together as if they’re a military unit on patrol. That would be out of place enough by itself. Add to it that they appear to be clad in gear r...

Xi Jinping Bo Fan, a 41-year-old Chinese immigrant, was dropped off outside the local Peace Arch Hospital at 5.30 a.m. on June 17, 2020. She was seriously hurt and died only a few hours later. Later on, the investigation into the mysterious murder of Bo Fan has focused attention on Create Abundance, also known as Golden Touch, a Chinese-origin spiritual community. Since arriving from China in February 2019, the 41-year-old had been throwing swanky parties to impress recruits for Create Abundan...

Photograph By JIBC Ivy Li, a core member of Canadian Friends for Hong Kong, a pro-democracy group, demonstrates outside the PRC Consulate General in an undated photo Photograph By Handout Intelligence analyst and private investigator Scott McGregor views the JIBC program for Chinese police recruits as a threat to national security Photograph By Chung Chow ‘Xi Jinping Thought’ begins at a young age for those selected to enforce Chin...