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The Sopranos" was sublime, Tina Fey and Ricky Gervais gave us the giggles, and the fictional towns of Dillon, Texas, and Stars Hollow, Conn., became beloved TV destinations. It may be the most successful unsuccessful TV show of the decade, an irreverent,...
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S ome eight months after Immigration Minister Jason Kenney announced Canada was proud to offer sanctuary to Afghan interpreters facing Taliban threats, none have been permitted to enter Canada. Meanwhile, one of Canada's former Kabul-based interpreters...
Tags: Citizenship and Immigration Canada, Canadian Embassy, Kandahar, Taliban, Canadian High Commission, Canadian Forces, Canadian Council for Refugees, afghans interpreters, Kabul, Canadian Press, Canada, Toronto, Islamism, Afghanistan, War in Afghanistan, Islamic terrorism
The records, examined on a confidential basis by The Canadian Press, show the Harper government placed a greater emphasis on drafting "key messages" to the public and preparing "approaches" for embarrassing disclosures than on dealing with the human rights...
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Frustrated opposition MPs called on would-be government whistleblowers Thursday to send along brown envelopes about the Afghan detainee issue. Liberal MP Ujjal Dosanjh and Bloc Quebecois MP Claude Bachand said they would like to see more leaks from bureaucrats...
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Canada's top female biathlete wanted vaccination for the swine flu before she boarded an airplane this weekend, but Zina Kocher couldn't get it. "I leave for Europe on Saturday, so it's doubtful I will get it," the 26-year-old from Red Deer, Alta., said...
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Ottawa’s media problem Norman Spector L ast week, fellow blogger Adam Radwanski penned a provocative post on Michael Ignatieff’s Ottawa problem . To his credit, he did not spare the media in his analysis of what’s wrong with Ottawa: “You eat, drink and...
Tags: Liberal Leader Michael Ignatieff, Stephen Harper, Canada, Ottawa, Canadian Press, tax hikes, Canadian Broadcasting Corp., minister stephen, prime minister
Kenya–Her throat is sore, her chest aches when she breathes, and after three months of trying to figure out why she's trapped here, Suaad Hagi Mohamud's head hurts, too. Sitting in the courtyard of a guarded residence where she has sought sanctuary, Mohamud...
Tags: Kenya, Suaad Hagi Mohamud, Toronto, Canadian Press, Nairobi, toronto woman, Canada, Canadian High Commission, Suaad Haji Mohamud, Barack Obama
But outrage is growing that officials didn't help her when she was detained in Nairobi and had to fight to prove her identity Allan Woods In Ottawa Lesley Ciarula Taylor In Toronto Nothing in Canadian law stops the government from "picking and choosing"...
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ET The Canadian Press Mohamed Kohail was sentenced in Saudi Arabia to a public beheading after a schoolyard brawl that led to a death. (Canadian Press) A Montreal man facing beheading in Saudi Arabia has written directly to Stephen Harper, asking the...
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The courts should not interfere with political decisions and force Prime Minister Stephen Harper to ask for Guantanamo Bay detainee Omar Khadr's return, Justice Department lawyers argued in a special appeals court hearing today. Calling the case "difficult...
Tags: Omar Khadr, Federal Court of Canada, Abdullah Khadr, Mr. Khadr, federal courts, Ottawa, Canadian Press, Guantanamo Bay, appeal courts, Toronto