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Prime Minister Mark Carney insisted his government is doing an effective job of keeping Iranians associated with the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps out of the country, after one former IRGC official was granted a visa. When asked Thursday about Iranian Football Federation president Mehdi Taj being denied entry to Canada earlier this week, Carney said he can’t talk about individual cases due to privacy legislation.Online news outlet Iran International reported Monday that Taj was granted a temporary resident visa that allowed him to enter Canada, despite his ties to the IRGC, which is a listed terrorist entity in Canada.Foreign Affairs…
Nova Scotia RCMP are once again asking the public for “fact-based tips” as its investigation…
Canada has been selected to host a multinational bank to provide “long-term, low-cost financing” for defence projects by NATO members and allies, the…
Saskatoon’s debate around the 1st Avenue BRT platform has come to a close, after the…
As the Ford government moves to allow more public alcohol consumption, after expanding beer and…
Quebec Premier Christine Fréchette announced Wednesday a tax cut for 75,000 small and medium-sized enterprises…
As warmer weather brings more traffic to Elk Island National Park, visitors this spring expecting…
Dozens of police officers, family members and community members gathered Wednesday to mark 30 years…
While relieved a dumpster fire behind his Kelowna, B.C., furniture store didn’t spread, it’s just…
A new report by Amnesty International warns that overcrowded and unsafe housing in an Atikamekw…
U.S. President Donald Trump praised the courage of the astronauts on the historic Artemis II…
A senior Iranian sports official with alleged ties to a listed terrorist organization was denied…
The number of beekeepers in Canada is on the rise, with British Columbia and Ontario…
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