Canada refuses to give 'flurry of emails' on Huawei exec's arrest

Meng Wanzhou is fighting extradition to the US while under house arrest in Vancouver. FMTNews

Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou leaves the BC Supreme Court in Vancouver in January.

She has said she is innocent, and is fighting extradition to the US while under house arrest in Vancouver. Crown lawyer John Gibb-Carsley said his team is committed to making the trial “as open as possible without divulging the privileges which need to be protected”.“We see a flurry of emails around the subject matter,” Scott Fenton, a lawyer for Meng, said.

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