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Chinese Canadians say they don’t need public hearings to tell them what they already know

4 months ago

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Chinese Canadians say they don’t need public hearings to tell them what they already know

4 months ago
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Duration 8:10

Cherie Wong, Executive Director of Alliance Canada Hong Kong talks to Power and Politics about her organization's newest report detailing foreign election interference in Canada.

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