There have been new questions about the federal liberal candidate operating in the Markham-Union Wheel and the relations between the China Consulate in Toronto, including his Consul General's offer of award award, and a program was offered to a Communist flag to offer a program on the occasion of the establishment of the People's Republic of China.
Peter Yin, then A Toronto police The Service (TPS) Superintendent attended a Queens Park event in 2016, along with the then Ontario Liberal Premier Kathleen Wayne, along with a dozen other uniform TPS officers in memory of the 67th anniversary of the dictatorial government.
In a picture published then People's Republic of China Toronto ConsulateUnean appears to be greeting the Chinese flag when it is being lifted outside the legislation.
In his TPS uniform, Peter Yen is seen saluting the Chinese flag as Ontario's Liberal Premier Kathleen Van has been picked up during a ceremony to remind the dictator's 67th anniversary along with Ontario's Liberal Premier Kathleen Van.
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Two years ago, Global News found a photo of a uniformed Yun in an event inside China's Toronto Consulate, which appeared China Daily USA EditionIn his position, he showed his support and friendship during his term of employment, “PRC Toronto Consul Shin showing a plaque to retire.”
The Toronto Police Officer and Chinese diplomat was surrounded by seven TPS officers, whose presence in the consulate program was not specified.
The 2016 photo shows a plaque to send PRC Toronto Consul Fang Lee to Toronto Police Superintendent Peter Yin (Center left), with seven other unknown Toronto police officers around it. The incident took place at the China Consulate in Toronto.
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These incidents were presented with a detailed list of specific global news questions about their attendance, Yin, who retired as TPS Deputy Commissioner in 2022, presented only a common response:
“I am proud of my Hong Kong heritage, but I have been a Canadian citizen for more than 45 years and has the honor of serving my community on the front lines of the Toronto Police Service for more than 30 years.
“I am in this race because I am a strong, flexible and committed to building a united Canada. The period you have cited is common as a means of strengthening public relations with people in private and public institutions.”
“As a police officer, I attended public safety conferences around the world, including Taiwan. I believe in a strong Canada that is in defense of democracy, human rights and the rule of law. If I have the honor of serving as a Member of Parliament, I will always support it.”
Global News then discovered Yin's participation in both incidents The national post was reported last week The Unean also traveled to the People's Republic of China in 2015, where he attended a Chinese military parade in Beijing at the invitation of the Communist government.
According to the National Post, Yin said his participation in the trip was approved by the Toronto Police and his top officials “as part of a wide range of efforts to recognize the role of Canada and its allies in World War II.”
An NBC TV video report In this program, China shown its growing military power for political reasons after a massive stock market crash.
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The NBC report shows that Leader Xi Jinping is enjoying the wave of “laughing soldiers, tanks and missiles” and the aircraft passes through the aircraft's square. In this, Chinese leader Xi Jinping showed Russia's Vladimir Putin's honor with his guest honors.
The NBC report added that “most Western leaders stay away.”
Several news organizations have reported that Unen also served in the Academic Advisory Board of Private Toronto High School, which offers personal and online classes to Chinese students overseas seeking admission to Canada and US universities.
The Hugo Commission of Inquiry listened to the testimony – and received notice of CSIS briefing – which states that some high school students were forced to bid Han Dong to win the federal liberal nomination in Dawn Valley North Riding in 2019.
On the occasion of the inquiry, Dong testified that he did not know who organized or paid the buses to the students, but also acknowledged that he had tried to recruit students as political supporters during a residence visit where the students stayed.
Justice Hugo cited the ranked intelligence holdings, which said the efforts were part of a clear attempt by the Chinese government to interfere with the results of this liberal nomination.
Neither the Liberal Party nor Youth answered questions about when its era with high school began or ended. Historical Digital Records of the Noic Academy website reviewed by global news, which included Yun as a member of his Advisory Board between at least 30,2023, and September 19, 2024.
In the 2015 and 2016 events, Yin's uniform appearance China faced international censorship.
According to the Human Rights Watch Dog Group Amnesty International, the government faced the growing allegations of systemic issues in its criminal justice system, resulting in widespread violence and other illegal behavior by Chinese police and unfair trials.
Global News contacted former CSIS Intelligence Officer Dan Steanton and Toronto's Chinese community in the Chinese community, about which to react to Unean Photo and his journey to Beijing.
Chiwak, co -chairman of the Toronto Association for Democracy in China, said he had a number of concerns about the relations of the Chinese consulates and conduct in the PRC events.
Although it is not wrong to pay tribute to the departure foreign consul general, it is a national issue that is usually taken by federal Canadian officials, Kuan said.
“This is not to do anything by a local police officer.”
“This is a national politics. This is not a matter of a local police officer. This China is crossing its limits. There is proof of this. We have stopped guessing this goal.”
“You see the line of Chinese Canadian policemen. To me, it is yellow and fully inappropriate.” “The problem is that these people have no problem in doing so. It is a normal business.”
“What we are seeing is that this is not a usual business. It is an oppressive government. You are binding a cow with someone else.”
“There is a concern for security, but we cannot do much to prevent people from being echoed from the consulate,” Koan said.
Former CSIS officer Dan Steanton said he had no worries.
“There is no blasphemous or national security,” Steanton said, “Consul generals do good work in the society. Most do not play the role of intelligence,” said Stanton.
Steanton added, “(second) TPS officers (in two sets of event photos) may have family links to Hong Kong, so it plays well in Chinese media.”
During the period of Uneon's journey and photos, however, Amnesty International Published a detailed report He expressed concern over PRC activities inside and outside the country in 2015 and 2016.
The new laws present serious threats to human rights
Amnesty said the PRC has developed and enforced a series of new “national security laws”, which has posed serious threats to human rights protection.
The Amnesty report states that “(Chinese) police detained an increasing number of human rights guards outside regular detention facilities, sometimes without long access to a lawyer, exposing the detainees of torture and other abuse.”
Amnesty added, “Book vendors, publishers, workers and a journalist in neighboring countries in 2015 and 2016 were detained in China, which raised concerns about Chinese law enforcement agencies about working beyond their jurisdiction.”
Kuan added that a TPS officer like Unean does not have to travel to Beijing to attend a military parade. He also asked who paid the trip to Yin and why?
Quan also remarked that a Canadian police officer should not salute the flag of the oppressive government.
Toronto Police Service Corporate spokesman Stephanie Seer refused to answer questions about Unen, nor did she pay or who had paid or approved the military parade in Beijing in 2015, referring to the questions, citing questions.
Yin did not answer the direct question of global news as to who paid his travel and accommodation costs for the Beijing Trip of 2015.
Media reports have been reported for the past several years that raising and blowing Chinese flags in Toronto has become a controversial issue in Ontario, as the Chinese government has faced increasing allegations of foreign intervention in the Canadian elections.
Similar incidents were stopped In Queens Park In 2020 and I The city of Markham In 2019, after the screaming of Chinese Canadian taxpayers and residents, they demanded ban on those who protested such programs, and for the officials who arranged them to apologize.
Earlier this month, Yin was selected to run in Markham early when Liberal MP Paul Cheng was forced to withdraw. Yin had launched a failed campaign in Ontario's February elections.
Cheng resigned after giving remarks when he visited the Tory candidate and a supporter of democracy, a Chinese activist who approached the Canadian people in the PRC Consulate in Toronto and submitted a bounty. Cheng later apologized for his remarks, which led to anger in Canada and demanded his resignation.
Markham Riding, which is the largest population of Canadian residents, has been a magnet for political problems and foreign influence efforts, including the location of an alleged Chinese secret police station, an allegedly shutdown by the RCMP.
