How Canada co-operates in China’s hunt for supposed fugitives

The Fifth Estate’s Bob McKeown goes behind the rhetoric about Chinese police stations in Canada to reveal that the government and the RCMP have long co-operated in China’s hunt for supposed fugitives in this country.

00:00 – Intro
02:01 – Key cases and a history
12:48 – Canada-China relations
23:54 – The cost of collaboration
34:12 – Meeting a Canadian victim

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Lessons Not Learned

producer/director
Scott Anderson

writer
Bob McKeown
Scott Anderson

associate producer
Matthew Pierce

video editor
Loretta Hicks

additional research
Joseph Loiero
Eva Zhu

cinematography
John Badcock CSC
Jonathan Castell
Joe Fiorino
Andy Hincenbergs
Mehrdad Nazarahari
Jason Pope

archival material
CP Images
China Daily
CGTN
C-SPAN
CCTV
Getty Images
ParlVu
Reuters
US Department of Justice
YouTube

special thanks
CBC News Vancouver

graphic designer
Froilan Untalasco

graphic director
Jeff Goldhar

visual research
Leslie Morrison