If the individual in question is what you call a "convenience citizen", then your compliant would be better addressed to Ottawa for its policies. You realize, don't you, that Ottawa is in charge of setting policies on immigration matters?

Look, I am not saying that there are no facts to support some self-reflection on Ottawa's policies. Indeed, the fact that about a third of a million Canadians are living and working in Hong Kong, that would be a good place to scratch one's head - there are more Canadians living there than there are living in Saskatoon or Regina or Halifax. 

But it is offensive and inappropriate for you to hurl accusations at any individual, as you do. The woman is a Canadian, and so Canada ought to look out for her because we agreed to, we set the contract, we made the law. 

So look, push for a change in the Canadian law and the Canadian policy if you do not like the outcome. Your attack of the woman in question is not helpful.