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China's Hikvision says it is challenging Canada's shut down order

ONTARIO, CANADA, JUL 7 – Hikvision challenges the federal ban citing compliance with laws and seeks court stay while national security concerns linked to Chinese military ties persist, government said.

  • The Canadian government ordered Hikvision to cease all Canadian operations on June 27, 2025, citing national security concerns.
  • The government’s decision came after a comprehensive security assessment conducted in accordance with the Investment Canada Act, although the specific issues prompting the action were not publicly disclosed.
  • Hikvision, the world's largest surveillance equipment manufacturer, faces similar sanctions in the U.S., Australia, and the U.K., and it has publicly denied endangering any country's security.
  • The company has requested a judicial review and an immediate pause on the shutdown order, with an agreement allowing it to operate normally until the court decides.
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A Chinese manufacturer of surveillance camera systems calls for a federal government directive to stop operations in Canada for national security reasons.

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WellandTribune.ca broke the news in on Monday, July 7, 2025.
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