Also: Ontario taking over management of four long-term care homes named in damning report
Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou loses key decision in extradition hearingby Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou to walk free, ruling that a key legal test to extradite her to the United States has been met and setting the stage for further retaliation against Canada by China.Associate Chief Justice Heather Holmes ruled the crime Meng is accused of is fraud and that is a crime in both Canada and the United States. Meng’s lawyers had argued the essence of the case against her revolved around U.S.
China has exerted aggressive pressure on Canada since her arrest in December, 2018, detaining Canadians Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor shortly after in apparent retaliation and launching a series of punitive trade measures. Earlier this week, BeijingThe court proceedings have put awith our guide to the case so far.
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