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What Is China Really up to on Canadian Soil? A Woman's Brutal Murder Sheds Light on a Cult and a Disturbing Chinese Spy Network

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by Scott McGregor, Ina Mitchell, and Bryan PrestonScott McGregor is an intelligence expert and consultant. He is a former Canadian Armed Forces Intelligence Operator and Intelligence Advisor to the RCMP’s E-Division Federal Serious Crimes. Ina Mitchell is an investigative journalist.Watch for my interview with Scott McGregor on C’Mon Now! this Monday. -bpLogin to VIP or Join VIP to CommentTRENDINGEditor's Choice

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