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Canada continues to diplomatically press China on Hong Kong, two Michaels—is it working?

Since April 21, Canadian officials have highlighted concern over the situation in Hong Kong in more than 25 meetings and calls with the Chinese and Hong Kong governments.

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BY NEIL MOSS
September 2, 2020

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Canada continues to diplomatically press China on Hong Kong, two Michaels—is it working?

Since April 21, Canadian officials have highlighted concern over the situation in Hong Kong in more than 25 meetings and calls with the Chinese and Hong Kong governments.

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