When Calgarian Guo Wenwen went downtown to raise awareness of her cause on July 11—as a volunteer of a global grassroots effort to end the communist regime in China—little did she expect she would have a chance to meet Alberta Premier Jason Kenney himself, a major supporter of that cause.   It was a sunny afternoon during the busy opening weekend of the Calgary Stampede. Guo, a volunteer with the Global Service Center for Quitting the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), was standing on the street giving out flyers to passersby and collecting signatures for the centre’s “End CCP” petition, just as she had done on numerous occasions over the past few months. Around 2 o’clock, seeing so many people walking by, she held up her petition board and flyers and called out to the passersby, “End CCP.” Out among the crowd walked a man who came straight over to her and enthusiastically shook her …