Chinese Canadians worry foreign interference probe could stigmatize politicians, candidates

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Chinese Canadians in public office and academia are warning the recent claims China interfered in Canadian politics could stigmatize an entire community and dissuade them from running for public office or taking on public-facing roles. 

“There is a lot of fear,” said Keren Tang, a city councillor in Edmonton. 

Tang and others in the Chinese community are worried racism resulting from the federal investigations into the alleged Chinese government interference could roll back years of progress of getting more diverse voices in all levels of government. 

Edmonton City Councillor Keren Tang is worried allegations of foreign interference will result in racism against Chinese

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