Global Affairs Canada

The Communications Security Establishment collects foreign signals intelligence.

Global Affairs produces diplomatic reporting.

The Canadian Armed Forces collects defense intelligence.

And CSIS can operate outside Canada when investigating threats to the security of Canada, including terrorism and espionage.

He is then seen kicking the camera person.

Another video shows him dismantling another banner while uttering threats in Chinese to Li, saying, "I'll shoot you dead, believe it or not." He also claims the public sidewalk Li is standing on is Chinese territory and cites China's anti-secession law, threatening, "I'll throw you to your death." The Epoch Times contacted Global Affairs Canada and the RCMP for comment, but didn't immediately hear back.

Nora Gung, a fellow Falun Gong practitioner who was kicked while recording the videos, said that she didn't see where the man came from, but that a vehicle came to pick him up, and he left the scene.

She added that another man who isn't known to the Falun Gong practitioners was filming the entire interaction.

I'll give you a prime example.

Tim Hortons has stepped up by partnering with over $20 million to match $20 million given by international development, by Global Affairs Canada, in order to help coffee growers across five different countries to help improve their their productivity, increase the price that they get in the market, help build co-ops, help build education systems for them to be more sustainable, use less water.

These are the exact types of partnerships that we're doing.

When it comes to Haiti, we were able to encourage countries like Qatar that traditionally are not in that sphere, who are now wanting to partner with Canada to step up and put $30 million for the gang suppression force.

Canadian diplomats and relatives reported health problems, and their government began its own investigations and medical monitoring.

Years later, Global Affairs Canada concluded that the unexplained health incidents were not the result of a malicious foreign act, and that conventional illness, environmental factors, and pre-existing conditions were likely important in many cases.

That conclusion lay far in the future.

In the first months, the immediate problem was that employees were sick, and the government did not know why.

And we have a very clear policy about, about flags.

And it's basically that if Global Affairs Canada has full and formal diplomatic relations with another country, we fly their flag on their national day.

If they don't, we don't.

So if at any point Global Affairs Canada in the next few years decides to formalize a full diplomatic relationship or a relationship with Palestine, then we'll fly the Palestine flag at City Hall.

We've already done other things like lighting up the city in the colors of Palestine on important days and participating in other events like the Palestinian festival that took place at Lansdowne Park that we hosted there.

But it's not my job to solve the situation in the Middle East.

But I recognize that when we're flying one flag and we're not flying another, it leaves some people feeling hurt.

And I acknowledge that.

CETA is doing it, but not at its full capacity.

According to the chief economist of Global Affairs Canada, we are using CETA at 60% of its potential.

100% may not be realistic, but I think there are a lot of room for improvement.

So we have a lot of work to do with Europeans, we Canadians.

Now news on a new Caribbean regional initiative from the United Nations Office for Project Services.

Global Affairs Canada and the UN Office for Project Services joined forces to create the Caribbean Resilient Infrastructure Implementation and Skills Exchange, RISE, facility to help governments invest in resilient infrastructure.

The groundbreaking Caribbean Resilient Infrastructure Implementation and Skills Exchange, funded by Canada and hosted by the UN Office for Project Services, will initially support Dominica, Grenada, St. Lucia, and St. Vincent and the Grenadines.

The Caribbean Resilient Infrastructure Implementation and Skills Exchange, led by a Barbados Secretariat, combines regional leadership with the UN Office for Project Services Global Experience and Operational Support in accordance with UN values and administrative standards.

I don't know if you heard, but I was the subject of multiple interviews media campaigns against me from March to the end of June both in English and in Chinese in English all over TikTok and Instagram and everywhere trying to undermine my authority on forced labour because I had made points about that and the Chinese state is deny, deny, deny and And they wanted to try to do whatever they can to compromise me.

Fortunately, Canadian officials at Global Affairs Canada found one of these campaigns and briefed me on it.

So there are new measures that are being put in place, and that's encouraging.

Okay.