Huawei, China Tensions a 'Central Concern' for Canada, Freeland Says

The transcript covers the arrest of Huawei's CFO in Canada, discussing the legal proceedings and Canada's impartial judicial system. It explores the implications for US-Canada relations, the potential politicization of the case, and Huawei's national security concerns. The conversation also touches on trade tariffs between the US and Canada, emphasizing the need for resolution.

What was the primary reason for the arrest of Huawei's CFO in Vancouver?

• A Canadian criminal case

• An extradition request from the United States

• A breach of international treaties

• A violation of Canadian trade laws

How does the Canadian government view its judicial system in the context of Meng Wanzhou's arrest?

• As biased and partial

• As the fairest legal system in the world

• As influenced by political pressures

• As outdated and inefficient

What concern is raised about the Canadian justice system in relation to the US-China trade conflict?

• It is too slow in processing cases

• It lacks transparency

• It is too lenient on international cases

• It is being used as a political tool

What is the Canadian government's stance on Huawei's involvement in 5G networks?

• They have no concerns about Huawei

• They have fully approved Huawei's involvement

• They are currently considering the implications

• They have already banned Huawei

Which countries are involved in discussions with Canada regarding Huawei and national security?

• Only the United States

• Germany and the Five Eyes partners

• China and Russia

• Japan and South Korea

What is the Canadian government's view on the US tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum?

• They support the tariffs

• They are indifferent to the tariffs

• They find the tariffs absurd and unjustified

• They believe the tariffs are justified

What action does Canada expect from the US regarding the tariffs on steel and aluminum?

• To increase the tariffs

• To maintain the current tariffs

• To drop the tariffs

• To negotiate new tariffs