Orient Overseas Container Line Canada News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Stay updated with breaking news from Orient overseas container line canada. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.

Top News In Orient Overseas Container Line Canada Today - Breaking & Trending Today

Canada Spent Nearly $6 Million on Chinese Contracts Since Arrest of '2 Michaels'


Canada Spent Nearly $6 Million on Chinese Contracts Since Arrest of ‘2 Michaels’
Canada has awarded nearly $6 million in contracts to China-based firms since Beijing’s arbitrary detention of Canadians Michael Spavor and Michael Kovrig, according to Conservative MP John Williamson.
First reported by Blacklock’s, Williamson, through an inquiry on March 10, received reports showing that federal departments and agencies issued $5.8 million in contracts to firms based in China or owned by firms based there between 2019 and 2020.
“Beijing holds two Canadians hostage, spies on our companies, undermines our institutions and openly threatens us,” Williamson posted on Twitter Wednesday. “Yet it’s business as usual in Ottawa as Canada’s Liberals hand millions of tax dollars to Chinese firms.” ....

United States , British Columbia , John Williamson , Dan Danagher , David Mulroney , Darryl Dyck , Michael Spavor , Michael Kovrig , Meng Wanzhou , Canada Post , National Research Council , Global Affairs Canada , National Post , Public Health Agency Of Canada , Orient Overseas Container Line Canada , China Sinopharm International , China National Pharmaceutical Group Sinopharm , Cansino Biologics Inc , Bc Supreme Court , Canadian Security Intelligence Service , Development Canada , Chinese Communist Party , China National Biotec Group , Products Institute , Air China , International Platform At Global Affairs ,

Canadian government has spent nearly $6M on Chinese contracts since two Michaels were arrested


Article content
In the nearly two-and-a-half years since the two Michaels were jailed in China, the Liberal government has dished out nearly $6 million worth of business contracts to Chinese companies.
“The Liberal government’s business-as-usual approach to the People’s Republic of China should come to an end, particularly with Canadians held hostage,” said John Williamson, a New Brunswick Conservative MP who sought the information.
We apologize, but this video has failed to load.
Try refreshing your browser, or
Canadian government has spent nearly $6M on Chinese contracts since two Michaels were arrested Back to video
The figures, contained in the reports from an inquiry made by Williamson in March and first reported by Blacklock’s Reporter, an Ottawa online news outlet, show that federal departments and agencies issued $5.8 million in contracts between 2019 and 2020 for companies that were either based in China or owned by companies based ther ....

United States , British Columbia , John Williamson , Justin Trudeau , Tyler Dawson , Michael Spavor , Michael Kovrig , Meng Wanzhou , Canada Post , National Research Council , Global Affairs Canada , Public Health Agency Of Canada , Orient Overseas Container Line Canada , China Sinopharm International , Canadian Security Intelligence Service , Development Canada , Postmedia Network Inc , Air China , China International Intellectech Group Co Ltd , National Defence , Minister Justin , New Brunswick Conservative , Communist China , Canadians Michael Kovrig , Detained Canadians Michael Kovrig , Canadian Mint ,