"The Canadian government’s “research, data, and intellectual property are of significant interest to foreign states,” read the presentation circulated within a federal department last year. “Canada’s National Research Council was a victim of Chinese computer network exploitation activities (CNE). Damage was in the 100s of millions of dollars.”

Last week, China’s new ambassador to Ottawa called for Canada to open up its economy to Chinese investment as he broadly denied his country has set up an elaborate electronic-intelligence apparatus to steal secrets from other governments.

“China never carries out any cyberespionage activities to other countries,” Lu Shaye told The Globe."

Who`s right? 

Don`t do business with China, who like North Korea are liars and not to be trusted at all. Deny them entry to Canada`s economy. Already have done enough damage with making housing unaffordable for many Canadians with their illegal hot money coming out in droves invested in Canada. Say No China!