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From: Ram Narayanan
"Not of question of if China is spying on us, but how much it already knows"
http://www.torontosun.com/comment/columnists/peter_worthington/2011/02/11/17243521.html
TORONTO SUN
Dragon's eyes are open
Not of question of if China is spying on us, but how much it already knows
By PETER WORTHINGTON, QMI Agency
Last Updated: February 14, 2011 2:00am
In 2005, when he was leader of the opposition, Stephen Harper quoted CSIS sources as saying Chinese industrial espionage was costing Canada $1 billion a month.
He blamed Paul Martin's government for ignoring the problem.
Last year, around the time of the G8 and G20 meetings, CSIS Director Richard Fadden walked into hot water when he said the Chinese wielded undue influence with some Canadian politicians.
He quickly back-pedalled, but damage was done. A spokesman for Stephen Harper, now PM, said he had "no knowledge" of possible Chinese spying or espionage.
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From: Ram Narayanan
"Not of question of if China is spying on us, but how much it already knows"
http://www.torontosun.com/comment/columnists/peter_worthington/2011/02/11/17243521.html
TORONTO SUN
Dragon's eyes are open
Not of question of if China is spying on us, but how much it already knows
By PETER WORTHINGTON, QMI Agency
Last Updated: February 14, 2011 2:00am
In 2005, when he was leader of the opposition, Stephen Harper quoted CSIS sources as saying Chinese industrial espionage was costing Canada $1 billion a month.
He blamed Paul Martin's government for ignoring the problem.
Last year, around the time of the G8 and G20 meetings, CSIS Director Richard Fadden walked into hot water when he said the Chinese wielded undue influence with some Canadian politicians.
He quickly back-pedalled, but damage was done. A spokesman for Stephen Harper, now PM, said he had "no knowledge" of possible Chinese spying or espionage.
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