The Gaddafi condo: Redecorated at SNC-Lavalin’s expense, luxury Toronto suite sits unused amid UN inaction
“Nobody comes, nobody goes,” said the building’s property manager. “It just sits there.” Continue reading
Global Affairs Canada
EXCLUSIVE: Canadian man arrested in deadly Nairobi terror attack returns home
By Kamil Karamali Reporter
In an exclusive interview with Global News, Abdihakim Guleid explains his side of the story that got him listed as a suspect in the deadly attack. Continue reading
Weyburn, Sask. couple hopes to return to Haiti when protests end
By David Baxter Reporter
A couple of missionaries from Weyburn, Sask. were forced to leave Haiti due to escalating protests, but they hope to return in the near future. Continue reading
Montreal-based nurse stranded in Haiti ‘relieved’ to be back in Canada
While she was ecstatic to be heading home, though, Katherine O’Neil says she feels let down by a lack of effort and communications from the Canadian Embassy and Global Affairs Canada. Continue reading
Southern Alberta missionary group rescued by helicopter in Haiti
By Jill Croteau Reporter
The emergency evacuation of a group of southern Alberta missionaries once stranded in Haiti is underway. Continue reading
Concern growing for Quebecers in Haiti as violent protests continue
By Phil Carpenter Photojournalist
Just over a week ago protesters began demanding the resignation of president Jovenel Moïse. Continue reading
Canadians stranded in Haiti amid deadly protests hope for quick resolution
Haitians have taken to the streets seeking the resignation of President Jovenel Moise for not investigating corruption allegations involving a Venezuelan subsidized energy program. Continue reading
Canadian citizen dead in Mexico, Global Affairs says
It’s not known how the person died or where they were from. Continue reading
Canadian arrested in China on fraud charges, local media say
The latest arrest comes in the midst of testy diplomatic relations between Canada and China. Continue reading
Port Coquitlam mayor ‘appalled’ elected school board trustees are considering trip paid for by China
Port Coquitlam Mayor Brad West had harsh words for trustees from School District 43, who may soon be heading off on an all-expenses-paid trip to China. Continue reading