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想更了解中共對加國政府嘅影響？
Want to understand how the CCP affects the Canadian government and our resistance?

其中一個方法係留意住加國議會嘅加中關係特別委員會 (CACN)。
One of the ways is through the Special Committee on Canada-People’s Republic of China Relations (CACN).

CACN 會議時間：
CACN meeting times :
每週二東岸時間下午六點半
Every Tuesday 6:30pm EST.
喺呢度睇 Watch here: https://www.ourcommons.ca/Committees/en/CACN/Meetings

CACN正在研究：
CACN is currently studying:
* 中共對加拿大嘅滲透
* Foreign influence and interference in Canada
* 委員會嘅議員亦對中國對台灣嘅侵略、加中國際貿易同經濟關係深表興趣
* MPs also expressed strong interest to investigate: PRC’s aggression against Taiwan; Canada’s international trade and economic relationship with the PRC.

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