Justin Trudeau said donations of medical equipment by foreign companies like Huawei will have no influence on future government policy.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau warned Tuesday that donations of medical equipment by foreign companies like Huawei in the fight against the coronavirus will have no influence on future government policy.
"But no, we do not expect this to have any impact" on future decisions, he said."This will not affect our decision on other issues in the years to come." At a time when the world faces a shortage of masks, Huawei gave Canada more than a million masks, 30,000 face shields and 50,000 pairs of gloves, according to the Globe and Mail daily."Numerous companies made similar efforts and we were lucky to be in a position, technologically and financially, to help the Canadian population," the statement said.
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