Throughout the course of the Carney era, Canada has unabashedly cast aside its historic relationship with the United States of America in order to openly embrace the People’s Republic of China (PRC). Unfortunately, Canada’s flirtations with the PRC are not some recent development or a deviation from the norm. (RELATED: While Canada Cozies Up to China, Mexico Imposes Harsh Tariffs Due to Chinese Auto Dumping) Rather, it is clear that the past decade of Liberal politics has rendered Canada’s government subject to the PRC and transformed the Canadian nation into a bastion of Chinese influence in the West. (RELATED: Carney Cozies Up to China) First, the Liberal Party itself has long been corrupted by the PRC’s influence and rendered unto the Chinese state. For example, a diverse array of Liberal politicians, such as Peter Yuen, have been exposed as happy bedmates of the PRC and international vectors of the PRC’s communist ideology and influence. Furthermore, various Liberal Members of Parliament (MPs), such as Han Dong and Paul Chiang, have actually been forced to resign, due to their own intimate relationship with the People’s Republic of China and the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). In addition, Canada’s own Foreign Interference Commission has itself confirmed that the People’s Republic of China has consistently interfered in numerous Canadian elections at various levels of government, in an attempt to direct political discourse in Canada and ensure the election of Liberal politicians who are beholden to the PRC. In fact, the Foreign Interference Commission’s landmark Final Report explicitly stated that the PRC “clandestinely leveraged Canadian officials in an effort to help its favoured candidates win office in 2019” and Commissioner Justice Marie-Josée Hogue has herself emphatically reiterated that the PRC’s “acts of foreign interference…are a stain on [Canada’s] electoral process.” Moreover, for over a decade, the Liberal government has quietly permitted the People’s Republic of China to openly pursue its own respective national interests in Canada. For instance, a slew of political actors and organizations that are synonymous with the PRC, such as the United Front Work Department (UFWD), have been given free reign to permeate throughout Canadian society and pursue the national interests on the PRC in Canada, regardless of any conflict with the Canadian state’s own needs and national interests or any damage to its society. Furthermore, the acclaimed Jamestown Foundation has “identifie[d] Canada as an extreme outlier for Beijing-linked ‘united front’ organizations” and recently warned that Canada is now home to “nearly five times the per-capita density of [UFWD organizations as] the United States.” In addition, since 2015, the Liberal government has permitted the PRC to install countless “illegal police stations” throughout the Canadian state. In fact, Canada’s national police service, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), will now support and “work hand in hand with Beijing’s Ministry of Public Security” for the foreseeable future, due to the fact that Mark Carney’s Liberal government recently ratified a “secret police agreement” with Xi and the PRC. CARNEY’S DANGEROUS DEAL Carney signed a SECRET police agreement with Beijing. The RCMP will be directly cooperating with our BIGGEST SECURITY THREAT. It is OUTRAGEOUS to work with a regime that operates illegal police stations & actively threatens the safety of Canadians. pic.twitter.com/9FO65Kn2Tc — Michael Cooper, MP (@MichaelCooperMP) March 5, 2026 Finally, even the Liberal Party’s leadership and its most senior officials have long remained intimately intertwined and enraptured with the PRC. For example, during his time in office as Canada’s prime minister, Justin Trudeau’s own personal relationship with Xi Jinping’s government and status as the PRC’s “favoured leader” was repeatedly exposed by stalwart political actors and media organizations, such as the Macdonald-Laurier Institute and The Bureau. In fact, throughout his tenure, Trudeau personally attended numerous ‘cash-for-access’ fundraisers that were saturated with senior associates of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), and infamously ignored various urgent reports from the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) that the PRC was interfering in Canada’s elections. In addition, Prime Minister Carney has explicitly insulted and imploded Canada’s historic relationship with the United States of America, in order to broker a “new strategic partnership” between the PRC and Canada. In fact, the People’s Republic of China itself is now disseminating “favourable messages on the Chinese-language social-media platform WeChat about…Mark Carney” and the PRC has openly “switche[d] tactics to promote Mark Carney” in Canada and to Canadians. Even Carney himself has declared with impunity that “the progress [Canada and the PRC] have made in the partnership sets us up well for the New World Order.” (RELATED: Canada, California, and Chinese Electric Cars) Unfortunately, it is evident that Canada’s modern relationship with the PRC is a direct consequence of the past decade of Liberal government and not the product of duress or serendipity. Instead, it is clear that the past decade of Liberal politics has rendered Canada’s government subject to the PRC and transformed the Canadian nation into a bastion of Chinese influence in the West. More importantly, it is readily apparent that Canada’s eager embrace of the PRC has not been at all freely given, nevermind innocently received. Rather, for over a decade, Canada’s Liberal government and prime ministers have shamelessly forced the Canadian nation to casually sacrifice not merely its historic relationship with the United States of America, but its pursuit of the very Democratic Ideal itself, in order to extract their own political gain and profit from the flesh of the Canadian people. 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