Articles tagged with: Montreal
For Immediate Release
March 23, 2010
Statement from M.P. Rob Oliphant (Don Valley West) on the attack against the Waterloo Masjid
TORONTO – In response to the attack against the Waterloo Masjid, Rob Oliphant, Member of Parliament …
Report by Samaa Elibyari’s visit to Naima Ahmad, Monday March 8 2010
1. The context
I am sure you have been following the news about the case of Naima Ahmad, a Canadian resident of Egyptian origin living in …
From The Canadian Press
Transport Canada should carry out a sweeping review of its no-fly list, say independent consultants hired by the department who found a Montreal-area student should never have been barred from an Air …
By John Ivison
The Conservative government is set to slash millions of dollars in funding to Alternatives, a Montreal-based nongovernmental organization associated with a number of left-leaning causes and which has been critical of Canada’s involvement …
From The Canadian Press
MONTREAL – Adil Charkaoui spent more than six years under suspicion of being a terrorist operative, spent 21 months in jail, had his movements tracked with an electronic bracelet, and missed the …
Ottawa’s controversial security-certificate program to rid Canada of alleged spies came with a multimillion-dollar price tag
By Colin Freeze
From Thursday’s Globe and Mail
Ottawa has spent $60-million over the past two years in its failed …
By Kevin McGran
MONTREAL – Nazem Kadri – the Maple Leafs’ newest reason for hope – is all about family. And the Kadri family is all about sports.
But yesterday they were all about each other. …
From CTVMontreal.ca
A mosque in Dorval has been vandalized for the third time in 11 months.
The Dorval Mosque is now tarnished with graffiti that reads: “Koran 8, 12″.
“This thing should not happen in a country called …
By JAN RAVENSBERGEN
The Montreal Gazette
Andrew Chung
QUEBEC BUREAU CHIEF
MONTREAL – It might be quite beautiful, with its golden cross next to the steeple, its triumphal arches inside, its extraordinary Casavant organ presiding, but that hasn’t stopped Notre-Dame-du-Perpétuel-Secours from steadily becoming …
