that information yeah apparently when that affidavit was 1st applied for and this is by a royal canadian mounted police officer a constable by the name of winston yep the day before she was arrested this affidavit that he essentially was received said that main ones who had no contact in canada whatsoever had no connection to canada she was essentially flying from beijing into canada and that it was treated as if when it was applied for from a court as if she had no reason to even being can't canada in the 1st place of course within a day or 2 that constable found out that was incorrect that the affidavit stated she had no contact with canada when. in fact she has 2 homes in canada including one in vancouver where by the way she's under house arrest right now she's been under house arrest since being arrested stayed in that home so she actually owned 2 properties there so the point they're trying to make here is that essentially there was something deceptive that was done in order to obtain this affidavit in the 1st place i know of any police officer has actually testified about the u.s. extradition wa

for the first time, in june, the head of the royal canadian mounted police commissior brenda lucki released a statement acknowledging systemic racism on the force, reversing earlier denials. and prime minister justin trudeau promised broad reforms. >> systemic racism is an issue right across the country, in all our institutions, including in all our police forces. that's what systemic racism is. >> nawaz: those systemic problems in indigenous and first nations communities, says author waubgeshig rice, go far beyond policing. >> the black lives matter movement has really catalyzed a lot of that understanding and put the spotlight on systemic racism in all realms and all sectors here in canada. there are poverty issues in first nations. many have unclean drinking water. there are ongoing issues of addictions and poverty as a result of being displaced and colonized. >> nawaz: meanwhile across the globe in new zealand, activist kassie hartendorp, part of the country's native maori community, wrestles with the same issues. >> we have rich histories and traditions of what it means to be maori or