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Alberta Judge Dismisses Counterfeit Money Case Over Chinese Knockoffs

Edmonton judge throws out counterfeit money case

An Alberta judge has dismissed charges against a man accused of carrying counterfeit currency after evidence showed the bills were clearly Chinese replicas. Learn about this landmark Edmonton court decision.

Wing Noodles Closes After 80 Years: End of Montreal Chinatown Era

Wing Noodles Closes After 80 Years in Chinatown

Montreal's iconic Wing Noodles factory closes permanently after nearly 80 years of operation. The Lee family business ends its legacy as community mourns the loss of Chinatown landmark.

Why Chinese EVs Haunt Canada's Liberal Leaders

Chinese EVs: Canada's Political Challenge

Canada faces complex political decisions on Chinese EV imports, balancing trade relations, domestic auto industry, and US alignment. Learn about the ongoing policy dilemma.

P.E.I. Foreign Interference: Chinese-Linked Group Under Scrutiny

Chinese-Linked Group's P.E.I. Expansion Raises Alarms

Mounting evidence suggests a Chinese-linked Buddhist group has acquired nearly $500M in assets on Prince Edward Island, prompting national security concerns about foreign interference and money laundering.

China's EV Imports Pose Security Threat to Canada, Experts Warn

China EV imports security threat to Canada

Canadian security experts warn that Chinese electric vehicles pose data security risks comparable to TikTok. Learn why officials are concerned about foreign-controlled vehicles on Canadian roads.

China's Stranded Astronauts to Return on New Crew's Spacecraft

Chinese astronauts return from space station rescue

Three Chinese astronauts stranded at Tiangong space station will return to Earth using the spacecraft that delivered their replacement crew. The Shenzhou mission demonstrates China's growing space capabilities.

Last Chinese Canadian WWII Veteran Passes, Cold War Generation Honoured

Last Chinese Canadian WWII Soldier Dies at 99

The last Chinese Canadian WWII soldier, Gordie Quan, died at 99. Remembrance Day ceremonies in Vancouver honoured his legacy and Cold War veterans who continue to serve.

EU Moves to Ban Huawei and ZTE from Mobile Networks Across Member States

EU Eyes Banning Huawei from Mobile Networks

The European Commission is pushing to legally require EU members to phase out Huawei and ZTE from telecom networks, citing security risks. This could spark a political battle.

China Delivers Death Sentences to 5 Myanmar Gang Members in Major Cross-Border Crime Crackdown

China sentences 5 Myanmar gang members to death

Chinese court issues capital punishment for Myanmar nationals involved in brutal organized crime ring targeting Chinese citizens abroad. The landmark case highlights international cooperation against transnational criminal networks.

Rare Chinese Calligraphy Masterpiece Sells for Stunning $1.3 Million at International Auction

Chinese Calligraphy Album Sells for $1.3 Million

A historic Chinese calligraphy album by renowned artist Wang Xizhi shattered expectations, fetching over $1.3 million CAD at recent international auction, highlighting growing global demand for classical Asian art.

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