Cold War bomb shelter in Nova Scotia being converted into high-end doomsday condos

Michael Kovrig, a former Canadian diplomat and Chinese detainee, weighed in on Canada’s newly announced trade arrangements with China following Prime Minister Mark Carney’s meetings with President Xi Jinping this week. In a series of social media posts on Saturday, Kovrig, who spent more than three years in the Chinese Communist Party’s custody following the arrest of a Huawei executive in 2018, warned that the long-term risks could outweigh the short-term economic relief. On Friday, Carney announced a deal that would allow 49,000 Chinese-manufactured electric vehicles (EVs) into...