Is there a role for Canada in Taiwan’s economic and security dilemma?

A recent survey reveals that there is plenty of scope for Canada to increase its “mind-share” in Taiwan by engaging a more proactive policy toward the people of Taiwan while still staying within the boundaries of the one-China policy.

Generally, a younger demographic identifies as Taiwanese as opposed to Chinese, and these people tend to consider that the United States, Japan, and other partners like Canada are of greater importance to Taiwan than China. Flickr photograph by Zieger

Opinion

BY HUGH STEPHENS

October 19, 2020

The Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada (APF Canada) has just released a survey on Taiwanese Public Opinion on Foreign Policy and National Security conducted in conjunction with the ...

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