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British Columbia Premier Christy Clark has announced a $1-million fund to assist Syrian refugees who settle in her province, saying Canadians have a duty to share the good fortune with which they’ve been blessed – and she isn’t the only provincial leader unveiling new plans …
Read moreChristy Clark creates $1-million fund to help Syrian refugees who settle in B.C
Police are investigating several incidences of vandalism in San Francisco’s Portola neighborhood as hate crimes, police said. San Francisco police Officer Grace Gatpandan said officers received a report Monday morning that the words “No more Chinese” were written in orange spray paint in five locations. …
Read moreSan Francisco Police Investigating Anti-Chinese Graffiti as Hate Crimes
Conservative Leader Stephen Harper says Canada’s military mission in the Middle East must last for “the long haul” to defeat Jihadist extremists in the region. As well, as political pressure mounts on the prime minister to bring more Syrian refugees to Canada, he insists this …
Stephen Harper says while the government is looking to improve the refugee resettlement process it will not airlift thousands of refugees from countries such as Syria and Iraq, where extremist organizations operate, without conducting a proper security screening first. “To help we must ensure we screen every …
Read moreStephen Harper says Canada will not airlift refugees without proper security screening
NDP candidate Fin Donnelly is not backing down from comments he made in the wake of the death of three-year old Syrian boy Alan Kurdi who drowned along with his brother and mother in an attempt to reach Europe. “This is a horrible situation,” Donnelly told CBC News Network’s Power and Politics. …
Read moreFin Donnelly, NDP MP, stands by attempts to help Kurdi family’s refugee application
GUANGZHOU, China — Nova Scotia Premier Stephen McNeil is in China today promoting the province’s seafood industry. McNeil says Asia is a priority market in developing Nova Scotia’s seafood exports. The government says work to promote Nova Scotia in the city of Guangzhou includes chef …
Read moreN.S. premier promoting province’s seafood industry in China
Some Canadian banks allow wealthy Asian investors to skirt Chinese law by helping them bring in large amounts of money that is often used to buy real estate in Vancouver. Financial institutions in the area have flagged more than 8,200 suspicious transactions since January, 2012, …
Read moreCanadian bank helping clients bend rules to move money out of China
Immigration Minister Chris Alexander is resisting calls for Canada to do more in response to the international migrant crisis, even as some of Canada’s closest allies boost their efforts to bring in more Syrian refugees. Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott announced new measures at a …
Read moreImmigration Minister defends Canada’s response to refugee crisis
Five men have been arrested as they attempted to cross the Bulgarian-Macedonian border with decapitation videos and Islamic State propaganda on their phones. The terrorist suspects had been posing as refugees. Bulgarian authorities near the Gyueshevo border checkpoint detained the five men, aged between 20 …
Read moreISLAMIC STATE TERRORISTS CAUGHT CROSSING INTO EUROPE POSING AS REFUGEES
The German government will spend an extra €6bn (£4.4bn) to cope with this year’s record influx of refugees, the country’s ruling coalition has said. State and local governments will receive €3bn to help them house the 800,000 people expected to arrive in Germany this year, …
Read moreGermany to spend extra €6bn to fund record influx of 800,000 refugees