Speaking in Toronto, Ont., on Friday, Immigration Minister Marc Miller expressed his condolences after the death of an asylum claimant at an encampment outside of a Mississauga shelter prompted municipal leaders to call on the federal government for support. “No person coming to Canada expects or deserves this fate,” Miller said. “Everyone deserves the most basic right of having a safe place to rest.”
Canada
Miller says nobody ‘deserves this fate’ after asylum claimant dies outside Mississauga shelter
More Videos
-
Miller objects to ‘slave owner’ label for those who employ temporary foreign workers
-
Feds could revoke citizenship of Toronto ISIS suspect, Miller says
-
‘Me-cession’: If the economy’s not tanking, why does it feel like it is?
-
Why scientists are dumping microplastics into Ontario’s Experimental Lakes Area
-
Nova Scotia launches take-home STI testing kits, as cases rise
-
Canada’s temporary foreign worker program a ‘breeding ground’ for contemporary slavery: UN report
You are viewing an Accelerated Mobile Webpage.
View Original Article