Canada’s Major Policy Towards Communist China Shift

According to the G-translators of the New Federal State of China, in a recent speech at the University of Toronto, Canadian Foreign Affairs Minister Melanie Joly said that Communist China is an increasingly destructive global power that is trying to shape the global environment into a world that deviates from the interests and values of democratic nations. Meanwhile, she warned the Canadian enterprises of geopolitical risks in doing business with the CCP.

In a speech before her diplomatic trip to Asia, the Canadian foreign minister talked about the upcoming Indo-Pacific Strategy, noting that the rise of Communist China as an actor in global affairs is reshaping the strategic outlook for countries worldwide. The Foreign Minister further stated that Canada opposed unilateral actions threatening the status quo across the Taiwan Strait and would deepen economic ties with Taiwan. In addition, Ottawa would continue to defend freedom of expression and freedom of the press in Hong Kong and cooperate with its like-minded partners to confront CCP’s influence on the world while resisting actions that undermine international norms. Some analysts commented that Melanie Joly’s address demonstrated the significant shift in Canada’s policy toward China. In light of the recent public discussions of Canadian intelligence about the CCP’s infiltration in the Canadian election and the cancellation of investments of Communist China’s companies in key Canadian mineral companies, it could be concluded that CCP’s backyard in North America could not escape the ending in collapse. As the evil of the CCP’s regime becomes gradually realized by the world, it is moving increasingly faster on its way to its demise.