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Canada suspends operations at Venezuela embassy
Canada has temporarily shut its embassy in Venezuela, saying President Nicolas Maduro's government is refusing to renew visas for Canadian diplomats. Ottawa is also reviewing the status of Venezuelan envoys to Canada.

While Lu may not be much of a diplomat, he fits in fine when it comes to his country’s growing ugliness and ballooning view of its own importance

In a letter addressed to the Canadian government, three UN special rapporteurs outline their concerns about the proposed legislation.
In a letter addressed to the Canadian government, three UN special rapporteurs outline their concerns about the proposed legislation.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said social platforms were "failing their users" on Thursday, while speaking at the Viva Technology conference in Paris.

A backlog of "legacy" refugee claims filed by applicants who have been waiting over seven years to find out if they can remain in Canada will soon be cleared, as Ottawa now turns its attention to an even bigger backlog of fresh asylum claims.
Toronto pulls trigger on 'gun buyback program'
The City of Toronto has launched a gun buyback program, offering residents money and protection from illegal weapon possession charges in exchange for turning in their handguns and rifles.
Is there a hiring quota at City Hall'
Omo Akintan started off her presentation at General Government committee earlier this week by reprimanding chairman Paul Ainslie for calling her division People, Equity and Human Resources.“You just committed the one faux-pas that is not allowed

An anti-Semitic attack originally called "the most brazen" the city had seen was staged by the owners of the restaurant that reported it, Winnipeg police say.
Canada Revenue Agency writes off $133M owed by one taxpayer
CRA commissioner Bob Hamilton last fall approved the writeoff of a huge tax debt of $133 million owed by one taxpayer, though the agency won't say whether it was an individual or firm. A spokesperson acknowledges writeoffs of that magnitude "are not commo
U.A.E. man jailed for trying to smuggle child porn into Canada
If Hani Al Askari wasn't facing the loss of his refugee status he would likely be serving more than an 18-month sentence, a judge said Friday.But because Al Askari's criminal convictions for possessing and importing child pornography will mean he'll be ex

The Liberal government is taking steps to tackle the flow of asylum-seekers crossing into Canada outside of legal border points, but the proposed change may only stop a fraction of the total number of claimants.
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