"Canada Under Siege: Espionage, Elite Capture, and the Selling of Anne's Legacy" unveils the unsettling reality of foreign infiltration and corruption within the tranquil borders of Prince Edward Island (P.E.I.), an area pivotal to Canada's narrative of resilience and freedom. Yet, beneath its serene veneer, P.E.I. has become the epicenter of international espionage and elite capture, orchestrated by figures tied closely to the Chinese Communist Party’s United Front Work Department.

At the heart of this narrative is Frank Zhou, a Chinese Canadian entrepreneur with deep connections to the United Front, who along with influential Canadian figures, has exploited the Provincial Nomination Program (PNP) to serve interests far beyond simple immigration. Zhou’s Anne of China Inc. aimed to commercialize P.E.I.'s iconic Anne of Green Gables, intertwining a beloved Canadian tale with geopolitical strategies aimed at increasing Chinese influence on Canadian soil.

Adding to the island's woes is the mysterious Zhen-Ru, leader of the Taiwan-based Bliss and Wisdom group. This organization, with suspected ties to mainland China, has aggressively acquired vast tracts of land under the guise of religious expansion. These land acquisitions, coupled with secretive financial dealings, pose alarming questions about the ultimate source and intent of their funds.

Veteran investigators Garry Clement and Michel Juneau-Katsuya lead the charge against this insidious invasion. With their extensive backgrounds in the RCMP and CSIS, they navigate a complex web of deceit stretching from Charlottetown to Beijing. Their investigation uncovers a chilling pattern of covert operations, including aborted law enforcement probes, mysterious disappearances, and a shadowy presence at a Buddhist monastery with undisclosed CCP connections.

"Canada Under Siege" is a critical exposé on how foreign powers are attempting to reshape Canada’s cultural and political landscapes through mechanisms like elite capture and cultural leverage. This book is essential for anyone committed to understanding the depth and breadth of foreign influence that threatens not just a small island's sovereignty but an entire nation. It is a compelling call to action for preserving Canada's heritage and democratic values against overwhelming external pressures.

It is a book that ends with in spectacular fashion as Dean Baxendale goes to Taipei to find the truth but what he discovers might well change the relationship between Tibet and the CCP.