Share Recent developments on the “China spies conspiracy” indicate that the Chinese Canadian community is turning its anger more and more from CSIS boss Richard Fadden to PM Stephen Harper. Harper was in Vancouver on Monday and held a “media roundtable” with the local ethnic media. Though many media have shown interest in getting the [...]
Share Guest blogger: Gabriel Yiu, former BC NDP candidate for Vancouver Fraserview To clearly stand out a guest blogger entry, all such headlines will begin with [GB] Last week on Sing Tao Daily I’d read two articles commenting on CSIS director Fadden’s remark on our politicians being controlled by China. I can’t help but write [...]
Share Guest blogger: Gabriel Yiu, former BC NDP candidate for Vancouver Fraserview To clearly stand out a guest blogger entry, all such headlines will begin with [GB] The Chinese language media has been giving wide coverage to CSIS director’s remarks which suggest that two provincial cabinet ministers and BC’s municipal politicians are being controlled by [...]
Share Angus Reid poll: Canadians Want to Know Which Politicians are “Foreign-Influenced” Very few respondents believe CSIS Director Richard Fadden should leave his post on account of his revelations. (full report) KEY FINDINGS 67% believe the names of the politicians who are, according to the CSIS Director, “under at least the general influence of a [...]
Share Recently, I have heard repeatedly from many Canadian voices saying CSIS boss Richard Fadden has not directly mentioned “China” in his interview with the CBC; some argue that he only admitted that China was “one of the many countries” that are influencing our politicians. Some say “it’s interesting” how quickly the Chinese Canadian community [...]
Share Does this sound familiar? Chinese Communist Party’s Tactics to Influence Canadian Officials Call on Canadian Officials to Stop Being Influenced by Enticements or Threats from the Beijing Regime Vancouver, 2 July 2010 (17:35) – In corroboration with the widely reported comments of Mr. Richard Fadden, director of CSIS, Falun Gong Human Rights Group and [...]
Share The following is the statement just released: Chinese Canadian National Council Statement on Richard Fadden comments: Sid Chow Tan, National Chairperson, July 2, 2010 – Vancouver, BC I want to first acknowledge the Coast Salish people on whose traditional territory we are meeting today. The Chinese in Canada have had a continuous community history [...]
Share Wow this is the first time I see unity between CCNC and NCCC. It shows that the Chinese Canadian community can work together as a whole, especially when the entire community is threatened as a whole… Chinese-Canadian Community Responds to CSIS Director’s Recent Comments VANCOUVER, B.C. – Representatives of Chinese Benevolent Association of Vancouver [...]
Share Guest blogger: Gabriel Yiu, former BC NDP candidate for Vancouver Fraserview To clearly stand out a guest blogger entry, all such headlines will begin with [GB] On the eve of the visit by China’s president Hu Jintao, the head of Canada’s CSIS granted the CBC an unusual interview. Richard Fadden proudly disclosed that he [...]
Share CSIS’s director may have made public serious allegations about China’s spying. But now we know it was the CBC who decided to publish the interview on the eve of the state visit of Hu Jintao. Instead of questioning Richard Faden’s timing of such speech, CBC should be the one to be blamed to stir [...]
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