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1. 1.   ::     omnibc.ca   >   OMNI.10 Diversity News     ::  

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   Published on: 1/29/2007   Last Visited: 7/30/2007

   Zang Weidong, minister-counsellor at the Chinese embassy, said China has relayed its disapproval to the Canadian government and its hope that Canada would continue to recognize Tibet as a part of China. Read more at Macleans.ca

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   Published on: 7/28/2006   Last Visited: 7/28/2006

   Zang Weidong, minister-counselor at the Chinese Embassy in Ottawa, said China has relayed its disapproval to Prime Minister Stephen Harper and its demand that Canada continue to recognize Tibet as a part of China.
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   Zang hinted that Parliament's decision could bring economic repercussions.

3. 3. tysonwilliams.com: July 2006 Archives

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   Published on: 7/1/2006   Last Visited: 10/21/2006

   Zang Weidong, minister-counsellor at the Chinese embassy, said China has relayed its disapproval to the Canadian government and its hope that Canada would continue to recognize Tibet as a part of China.
   
   "We said that Dalai Lama is a separatist, so I don't think he should be honoured with that and that will harm the Canadian image and also harm the relationship between China and Canada," Zang said told reporters at a news conference.