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The development raises yet more questions about how the report detailing China’s targeting of MPs, including Michael Chong and his family, somehow fell through the cracks in 2021.

Canadian MPs have made formal decisions regarding ethics and lobbying rules that make it easier for foreign interference ...

The issue will now be taken up by the standing committee on procedure and House affairs, which is already studying the larger issue of foreign interference in Canada.

The issue will now be taken up by the standing committee on procedure and House affairs, which is already studying the larger issue of foreign interference in Canada.

The premier said the insinuation that Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim’s fall election victory was related to his Chinese heritage is “doubly disturbing.”

The Singapore government is looking to pass new legislation that will allow it to issue directives to combat the "scale and speed" of cyber-criminal activity, including blocking access to suspected scam sites.

British Columbia Premier David Eby says he has met with the regional director of Canada’s spy agency over ...

Canada stands firm against China's expulsion of its consul, vowing not to be intimidated. Prime Minister Trudeau sends a clear message on foreign interference as tensions escalate.

Beijing vows to ‘fight back resolutely and forcefully’ but denies that its diplomat intimidated a politician.

Some members of the Chinese community have a lack of trust towards elected officials due to their perceived ...