Canadians’ Negative View of Beijing Doesn’t Allow a ‘Formal Reset’ in Relations: Foreign Minister
An ongoing public inquiry is currently examining China’s interference in Canada. Different parliamentary committees are also probing China’s meddling efforts, and the RCMP recently launched a special program in Quebec
Canadians’ predominantly unfavourable perception of China makes it unlikely Ottawa and Beijing will reset bilateral relations, Foreign Affairs Minister Mélanie Joly said after her unannounced visit to China last week.“It’s not the government. It’s more Canadian perceptions toward China, which are negative right now. And it’s important for China to understand that,” Ms. Joly told The Globe and Mail following her July 18-21 visit to China. ---More...
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