Canada Condemns China’s Execution of 4 Canadians on Drug Convictions
Canada’s foreign minister said the government would continue to ask for leniency from China for other Canadians in similar situations.
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Foreign minister ‘strongly condemns’ China’s executions of four Canadians
Mélanie Joly says Ottawa would ask for leniency for other Canadians facing the same fate. Never miss global breaking news. Download our free app to keep up with key stories in real time . ...The Guardian - 1d -
Canada says China executed four Canadians earlier this year
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Canada says China executed an unspecified number of Canadians earlier this year
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China executed four Canadians for drug crimes, says Ottawa
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Canada ministry ‘strongly condemns’ China’s executions of several Canadians
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China imposes retaliatory tariffs on Canadian farm and food products
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