In this Toronto Sun discussion, Editor-in-Chief Adrienne Batra and columnists Brian Lilley and Lorrie Goldstein examine Prime Minister Mark Carney’s abrupt change in policy toward China. Before the election, Carney described China as Canada’s greatest security threat; his government now presents the Chinese Communist regime as a strategic partner. The panel points to military-cooperation talks disclosed through Chinese state media, an undisclosed policing arrangement, expanded trade ties, and Dominic Barton’s appointment to lead Invest Canada. They argue that this reversal has proceeded without parliamentary debate or a clear explanation to Canadians, despite Beijing’s record of election interference, espionage, hostage diplomacy, propaganda, and economic coercion.