After a spate of foreign influence scandals, Canada's long-simmering China problem is coming to the fore.
Illustration by Pete Ryan
On a cloudy morning in September 2019, members of Canada’s Liberal Party trickled into the Armenian Community Center in Don Valley North, a district in northern Toronto, to choose their party’s nominee for that fall’s federal election. It was a key vote: Polls had the Liberals up by over 20 points, which meant whoever took the nomination would all but cruise to victory in the fall. The race had been close between the two frontrunners: Bang-Gu Jiang, a real estate lawyer, and Han Dong, a fo
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