Canada ready to pay 2 Michaels settlement for China prison time, report finds



The Canadian government is willing to sign off on multi-million-dollar settlement packages for Michael Spavor and Michael Kovrig to compensate them for the nearly three years they spent in Chinese prisons, the Globe and Mail has reported, citing government sources.

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48 thoughts on “Canada ready to pay 2 Michaels settlement for China prison time, report finds”

  1. Please man 😡
    We are in debt with our own bills here this month’s I’ll pay the internet and next the hydro …and don’t even try to skip Embridge you get almost automatically disconnected with an $160 reconnection fee and we work hard for our money …these two are doing their job and they get multimillions 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 😂

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  2. Why would they be getting anything they should not get one dime they went into a foreign country that is their fault not the government's and not the taxpayers why should we put the bill for their stupidity

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  3. This should be a vote for us taxpayers. I'm really getting sick and tired of any party thinking its alright to pay out this kind of money without having a say. They break us if we owe back taxes,yet have no issues giving it to these two. Why are we paying these two. For them being stupid and getting arrested in China

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  4. But Huawei's daughter Meng Wenzhou deserve the compensation. Canada DID wrongly detain Huawei's daughter Meng Wenzhou and smeared China for "arbitrary arrest". Canada should pay compensation to Meng Wenzhou. Canada is afraid of 2 Mikes spilling the bean of espionage work in China.

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  5. The truth is slowly coming out and it appears Beijing has been a lot more candid than Ottawa the whole time. The Chinese side has insisted that Michael Spavor and Michael Kovrig were arrested for spying, while the Canadians have claimed they were just hostages.
    The two men were detained after Meng was arrested in Vancouver on an American warrant for fraud and breaching US sanction laws, though it now seems clear it was all part of Washington’s decade-long attempt to destroy Huawei as the world’s once leading 5G supplier, a prelude to the US’ open tech war against China.

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  6. People seem to forget the politician that suggested our PM we leave them there … Freeland in the parlement building almost giving them hillary eyes to get up and clap for them when they just found out a few days before they could have been home way before … im surprised they didn’t flip em off on national tv

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