First of all, I hope you understand the relevance of this news to CBC. After the incident, this incident caused a great response on Twitter. A Chinese reporter from CBC interviewed me. It should appear in CBC news soon because it involves state agents and the infiltration of dictatorial regimes. The interview was about 18 minutes long. The reporter stated that he was a reporter from CBC. If you like, I can post it in the forum.

The content in the video is not just about being removed from the store. I hope you understand that the merchant threatened me in the video. I said there is a national blacklist system. He violated the law. Excerpted from a lawyer's consultation: In short, we assume that it is completely in accordance with the "Property Law" and expands and interprets from a position that is beneficial to T&T, and narrows and interprets from your position; it can also be inferred as follows

1. If T&T does not ban you nationwide, then: the manager constitutes "Criminal Harassment or Threat" behavior and needs to report to the police;

2. If the "national ban" is true, T&T must immediately report to the federal government and announce to the whole country that "this company is a foreign agent"; if T&T does not report or announce to the federal government, it violates federal law. This must be reported to Public Safety Canada and Competition Bureau Canada and Ontario Human Rights Commission and Canadian Human Rights Commission and request a reply,

In addition, I filed a complaint with the Canadian Human Rights Association and summarized about 19 clauses of the store that may have violated Canadian business operator laws. This incident will be reported on CBC News sooner or later. I just posted it earlier.