Canada’s universities and colleges are navigating challenges created by China
When our unjustly detained Canadians are returned to us, we can expect Canada-China relations to begin to improve, and academic collaborations will be one of the important bridges for that reconciliation. In the meantime, each collaboration should be assessed carefully for benefits to Canada, risks to our IP, and the safety of our researchers and students in China.
China’s kidnapping and detention of two innocent Canadians, the execution court
sentences for two more, and trade actions against our agricultural products are
giving many Canadian organizations concerns about their partnerships with China,
including the academic community.
Canada’s science col...
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