It's like the Liberal government and the idiots who voted for it can't help but being dysfunctional and petty:
Opposition MPs on the Commons health committee are demanding the Privy Council Office explain the ongoing concealment of 992,000 pandemic records sought by a House order. Cabinet aides have been slow to produce emails and files though MPs ordered their release by a 176-152 vote last October 26: “Everybody can see what is happening now.”
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That's because the Americans get to go on holidays this summer. Don't give the pets any ideas:
Canada won't rush to reopen its border with the United States to non-essential travel, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Monday, while new COVID-19 case counts continue to drop across the country.
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Justin Trudeau is encouraging Canadians to help during India’s devastating second wave of the coronavirus pandemic.
If Justin wanted to help India, he would apologise for being an @$$hole while was there.
Apologise, @$$hole
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There is no way Justin would anger his Chinese bosses:
We also know that the high-security National Microbiology Laboratory in Winnipeg was conducting research into deadly pathogens, in partnership with the now-notorious Wuhan lab. And although the public doesn’t have all the information, a series of firings and police investigations relating to the Canadian lab point to troubling developments that have taken place behind the scenes.
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In July 2019, the head of the Winnipeg lab’s Vaccine Development and Antiviral Therapies section in the Special Pathogens Program was Chinese virologist Xiangguo Qiu. That month, she and her husband, Keding Cheng, along with a number of her Chinese students, were marched out of the lab by the RCMP.
At the time, officials made no comment and said it was a procedural investigation. But some experts raised concerns about the possibility of unauthorized shipments of deadly viruses or stolen intellectual property being sent to China.
The two of them were later fired after the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) called for their security clearances to be revoked on national security grounds.
There are also concerns over the involvement of Feihu Yan, who was involved in the Winnipeg lab but also a researcher with the Chinese military’s Academy of Military Medical Sciences, according to an intelligence leak recently published in the Globe and Mail.
The article quoted Andy Ellis, formerly with CSIS, who said it was “madness” for the Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) to co-operate with the People’s Liberation Army. “It is ill-advised. It is the top lab in Canada,” said Ellis. “It is just incredible naivete on their part.”
Equally naive was a deal that Trudeau and the National Research Council (NRC) made in March 2020 with a Chinese vaccine company, CanSino Biologics, which saw Canadian intellectual property needed to create vaccines for Ebola and SARS-CoV-2 transferred to the Chinese.
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This led to Canada’s current vaccine dose-delay and rollout mess. The Chinese vaccine was to be tested at Dalhousie University and, if commercialized, the NRC was supposed to get a share of the proceeds. Trudeau was counting on that, which caused him to delay signing deals with other pharmaceutical companies.
In the summer of 2020, Chinese officials blocked test vaccines from being delivered to Canada. CanSino blamed Chinese customs, but China has permitted other vaccine candidates to be shipped to other countries for testing. The move was more likely in retaliation for Ottawa refusing to free Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou, who’s currently being held in Vancouver while she fights an extradition request from the United States. ...
If Trudeau hopes to retain any credibility, he should follow Biden’s example by commissioning a full report from Canadian intelligence officials into Ottawa’s questionable relationship with China’s scientific and military communities.
Senile cheaters like Biden aren't cognisant enough to demand such transparency and accountability.
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