It's all in the family, right?

The federal Conservatives and a national group representing Falun Gong devotees expressed concern about Ye's case Friday, citing it as a prime example of Chinese government interference in Canadian affairs.

They accused the Liberals of failing to firmly voice Canada's opposition to harassment and spying by Beijing.

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As a Falun Gong activist since 1995, Ye expected she and fellow practitioners in Canada were being monitored.

"However, to this extent - this kind of detail - it's a bit shocking."

The report was obtained by the Epoch Times, an independent newspaper based in New York that publishes Chinese, English and French editions in Canada.

The Times made a copy of the report available to The Canadian Press.

I wonder if our erstwhile External Affairs Minister, Pierre (The Hair) Pettigrew will have anything to say to China about this. My guess would be "So, are we going to sign a deal on the Alberta Oil Sands, or what??"

Why should citizens of Canada expect our communist regime to block out the interference of another communist regime? After all, communism is about working together to keep the population on its knees. And clearly, Canada and China are working together here.