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Trudeau questions intelligence reporting on China at inquiry

'It seemed improbable that the Chinese government would have a preference' for a Canadian government, said Prime Minister Justin Trudeau

British columbiaHan dongMeng wanzhouJeremy broadhurstMichale kovrigMinster justin trudeauKatie telfordKenny chiuMichael spavorParty of canadaChinese communist partyPrime minster justin trudeauStaff katie telfordTong xiaolingSteveston richmond eastLiberal party

Trudeau s staff on Vancouver Chinese consulate allegations: Bragging is not doing - BC News

Prime Minster Justin Trudeau testified at the foreign interference commission Wednesday, providing his version of how he has been briefed on the matter.

Han dongBritish columbiaMeng wanzhouMichale kovrigJeremy broadhurstKatie telfordMinster justin trudeauMichael spavorKenny chiuParty of canadaChinese communist partyStaff katie telfordTong xiaolingSteveston richmond eastLiberal partyDon valley north

Trudeau questions intelligence reporting on China at inquiry - Bowen Island Undercurrent

'It seemed improbable that the Chinese government would have a preference' for a Canadian government, said Prime Minister Justin Trudeau

Han dongBritish columbiaMichale kovrigMeng wanzhouMichael spavorKenny chiuMinster justin trudeauKatie telfordJeremy broadhurstParty of canadaChinese communist partyPrime minster justin trudeauStaff katie telfordTong xiaolingSteveston richmond eastLiberal party

Trudeau questions intelligence reporting on China at inquiry

'It seemed improbable that the Chinese government would have a preference' for a Canadian government, said Prime Minister Justin Trudeau

Han dongBritish columbiaMichale kovrigKatie telfordKenny chiuMichael spavorJeremy broadhurstMeng wanzhouMinster justin trudeauChinese communist partyParty of canadaPrime minster justin trudeauStaff katie telfordTong xiaolingSteveston richmond eastLiberal party

Trudeau questions intelligence reporting on China at inquiry

'It seemed improbable that the Chinese government would have a preference' for a Canadian government, said Prime Minister Justin Trudeau

British columbiaHan dongKatie telfordMeng wanzhouJeremy broadhurstMichale kovrigMinster justin trudeauMichael spavorKenny chiuParty of canadaChinese communist partyPrime minster justin trudeauStaff katie telfordTong xiaolingSteveston richmond eastLiberal party

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