The community organizations in the Montreal area being investigated by the RMCP for hosting suspected Chinese police stations have had formal ties since at least 2016 to a Chinese regime entity which the Canadian government says is involved in espionage.
The federal police force indicated in March it’s investigating Centre Sino-Québec de la Rive-Sud (CSQRS) and its sister organization in Montreal, the Service à la famille chinoise du Grand Montréal (SFCGM), two not-for-profits which have been tending to the needs of Chinese immigrants for decades.
The issue of the presence of illegal Chinese police stations abroad came to the public’s attention after the Spanish NGO Safeguard Defenders released a report on the matter in September 2022. Seven such suspected stations have been identified in Canada to date….
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