US EditionChina's Hikvision says it is challenging Canada's shut down order
- The Canadian government ordered Hikvision to cease all Canadian operations on June 27, 2025, citing national security concerns.
- The government’s decision came after a comprehensive security assessment conducted in accordance with the Investment Canada Act, although the specific issues prompting the action were not publicly disclosed.
- Hikvision, the world's largest surveillance equipment manufacturer, faces similar sanctions in the U.S., Australia, and the U.K., and it has publicly denied endangering any country's security.
- The company has requested a judicial review and an immediate pause on the shutdown order, with an agreement allowing it to operate normally until the court decides.
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Chinese surveillance company Hikvision seeks to overturn ban in Canada
Chinese tech behemoth Hikvision, one of the world’s largest video surveillance camera manufacturing companies, is seeking to overturn the federal government’s decision last month to ban the company from operating in Canada.
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