Canadian, Chinese defence ministers meet in Singapore as tensions rise over Taiwan
- The Canadian and Chinese defence ministers met in Singapore, the first in-person meeting between them in years.
- Bill Blair met with Admiral Dong Jun at the Shangri-La Dialogue, an international security conference.
- Blair expressed concern about Beijing's foreign interference in Canada and its military exercises in Taiwan.
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Parents et organismes s'asseyent pour les 30 000 enfants sans place en garderie - Le Canada Français
MONTRÉAL — L’organisme Ma place au travail a organisé un sit-in devant l’Assemblée nationale pour une troisième année consécutive pour réclamer plus de places en milieu de garde, mais aussi une meilleure qualité de ces milieux ainsi qu’une valorisation du travail d’éducatrice. Marylin Dion, l’une des organisatrices de l’événement, qui s’est déroulé dimanche matin, signale que près de 30 000 enfants sont sur une liste d’attente pour avoir une pla…
Canadian, Chinese defence ministers meet in Singapore as tensions rise over Taiwan
OTTAWA — The Canadian and Chinese defence ministers met in Singapore this week, marking the first in-person meeting between those officials in years. Bill Blair sat down with Admiral Dong Jun on Friday while attending the Shangri-La Dialogue, an international security conference. In a statement issued after the meeting, Blair said he expressed concern about Beijing’s foreign interference in Canada and about its recent military exercises in Taiwa…
Canadian, Chinese defence ministers meet in Singapore as tensions rise over Taiwan
OTTAWA — The Canadian and Chinese defence ministers met in Singapore this week, marking the first in-person meeting between those officials in years. Bill Blair sat down with Admiral Dong Jun on Friday while attending the Shangri-La Dialogue, an international security conference. In a statement issued after the meeting, Blair said he expressed concern about Beijing’s foreign interference in Canada and about its recent military exercises in Taiwa…
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