Starblanket - of the Mistawasis First Nation, an Indigenous nation from Saskatchewan, Canada - is under a five-year supervision order. More than a third of Canadians under such orders are Indigenous.

Hong Kong stocks rose on Wednesday, led by the record surge in one of the city’s largest companies after CK Hutchison disposed of assets near the Panama Canal amid US-China tensions and an unfolding trade war.

The company founded by 96-year-old Li Ka-shing is caught up in Donald Trump’s complaints about China’s influence

An investor group backed by BlackRock agreed to buy a majority stake in the Hong Kong-based company that runs ports along either side of the Panama Canal, giving a U.S. firm control of key docks amid pressure from the White House to take them from China.

Hong Kong stocks rose on Wednesday, led by a record surge in one of the city’s largest companies after CK Hutchison Holdings disposed of assets near the Panama Canal amid US-China tensions and an unfolding trade war and as China commenced its annual parliamentary meeting.

Decision by Hong Kong-based conglomerate comes as US president pushes for greater control of critical trade route over concerns about China.

Since taking office in January, US President Donald Trump has repeatedly accused the country of relinquishing control of the Panama Canal to China. Panamanian President José Raúl Mulino and Beijing officials deny the claims.

Retired Colonel Rob Maness lauds President Donald Trump for booting China from the Panama Canal and negotiating control back to the United States. Maness says the foreign policy move projects US power in both Latin America and the Indo-Pacific region.

CK Hutchison Holdings shares rose sharply after a consortium of investors led by BlackRock agreed to buy majority stakes in ports on either end of the Panama Canal, which Trump raised as a security concern because of the ports' connection to China.

Mexico is reviewing its tariff policy over China, and an American investor group has signed a huge deal taking control over key ports near the Panama Canal, indicating that Trump’s America

Most of the stakes in key ports on the Panama Canal are owned by a Hong Kong-based company and are set to be sold off after Trump announced his waterway plans.