"Canada and China do not have a formal extradition treaty, and the Trudeau government has signalled that it may not complete such a deal out of concern about abuses in the Chinese justice system."

"Complete" is a poor choice of word; better would be "do," or "who initiated..." There was no such treaty or even the thought of one before Trudeau. It would have been unthinkable under Harper, Martin or Chretien. Only a Trudeau, who "admires the Chinese... form of government," could possibly think that an extradition treaty with a totalitarian, Communist regime would be a good idea. Only someone lacking any understanding of history would think that justice is served by handing over people to the Communist Party kangaroo courts. Justice requires an independent judiciary; when outcomes are decided before the trial begins by Communists, that is not a real trial or justice.

It is truly bizarre that these decisions are being made by someone with a grade 7 level understanding of history.