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Sean Kilpatrick/The Canadian Press
Most of the people working at Canada’s visa application centre in China’s capital city are directly employed by a police-owned company, the federal government says.
Fourteen per cent of the staff in the Beijing centre work for VFS Global, the company paid to run Canada’s visa centres abroad. The remainder – 86 per cent – are employees of Beijing Shuangxiong Foreign Service Co., a subcontractor owned by the Beijing Public Security Bureau, according to a written response to questions from Michèle LaRose, spokesperson for Public Services and Procurement Canada.
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