Jonathan Manthorpe

Jonathan Manthorpe is the author of 'Forbidden Nation: A History of Taiwan,' published by Palgrave-Macmillan. He has been a foreign correspondent and international affairs columnist for nearly 40 years. He was European bureau chief for The Toronto Star and then Southam News in the late 1970s and the 1980s. In 1989, he was appointed Africa correspondent by Southam News and in 1993 was posted to Hong Kong to cover Asia. He now writes for a range of newspapers and websites.

There’s a long-running irritation in Sino-Canadian universities and colleges relations

A long-running irritation in Sino-Canadian university and colleges relations has been the persistent use by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) of its students here

There’s a long-running irritation in Sino-Canadian universities and colleges relations

A long-running irritation in Sino-Canadian university and colleges relations has been the persistent use by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) of its students here

There’s a long-running irritation in Sino-Canadian universities and colleges relations

Opinion | BY JONATHAN MANTHORPE | September 9, 2019

A long-running irritation in Sino-Canadian university and colleges relations has been the persistent use by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) of its students here

Jonathan Manthorpe

There’s a long-running irritation in Sino-Canadian universities and colleges relations

There’s a long-running irritation in Sino-Canadian universities and colleges relations

There’s a long-running irritation in Sino-Canadian universities and colleges relations

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