2 Quebec Groups Suspected of Hosting Chinese Police Stations Received Over $400K Federal Funding Since 2010: Records

2 Quebec Groups Suspected of Hosting Chinese Police Stations Received Over $400K Federal Funding Since 2010: Records
The Sino-Quebec Center in Brossard, Quebec, is seen on March 9, 2023. RCMP says it's investigating this organization, along with the Chinese Family Service of Greater Montreal, which are allegedly clandestine overseas Chinese police service stations. Noé Chartier/The Epoch Times
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Two Quebec-based charitable agencies suspected by the RCMP of being undercover Chinese police stations have received over $400,000 combined since 2010 in federal funding, according to government records.

The Chinese Family Service of Greater Montreal (SFCGM), which has been open in Montreal’s Chinatown neighbourhood for decades, founded in 1976, received six grants and contributions totalling $123,750 from Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC) between 2018 and 2021, according to federal government grants and contribution database.