Russian Embassy in Ottawa knows nothing about detention of Russiancitizen Interfax
MOSCOW. Dec 5 (Interfax) - The Russian Embassy in Ottawa has not received official notification from Canadian authorities regarding the detention of a Russian citizen on suspicion of intelligence gathering activities, embassy press attache Alexei Lisenkov told Interfax on Tuesday.
Dion dismisses questions about dual citizenship with France Vancouver Province
OTTAWA - Stephane Dion, the new leader of the Liberal Party of Canada, is dismissing questions about his dual citizenship with France, saying he has proven he has ''100 per cent'' loyalty to Canada and he doesn't appreciate anyone questioning it.
Grits expect to have free vote on same- motion Vancouver Province
OTTAWA - Liberals are expected to agree today to a free vote on Thursday's same- marriage motion on the grounds it is a matter of tactics and trickery by the minority Conservative government.
In Tomorrow's Paper EdmontonSun.com
OTTAWA -- Giuliano Zaccardelli's days as the RCMP commissioner appear numbered after he admitted giving false testimony to a parliamentary committee yesterday.
In Tomorrow's Paper EdmontonSun.com
OTTAWA -- Rookie Liberal Leader Stephane Dion isn't willing to give up his French citizenship if he becomes Canada's prime minister, he said yesterday.
Dion rejects suggestion he should renounce French citizenship CNews
OTTAWA (CP) - Liberal Leader Stephane Dion defended his loyalty to Canada amid questions about his dual Canadian-French citizenship. Dion was born in Canada, but his mother was born in France and Dion holds French citizenship as a result.
Dion rejects suggestion he should renounce French citizenship CP via Yahoo! Canada News
OTTAWA (CP) - Liberal Leader Stephane Dion defended his loyalty to Canada amid questions about his dual Canadian-French citizenship.
Zaccardelli admits mistakes in testimony about Arar case Canada.com
Royal Canadian Mounted Police Commissioner Giulliano Zaccardelli is sworn-in, before he testifies before the Commons public safety committee on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, Tuesday, Dec. 5, 2006.
Zaccardelli faces grilling before Commons hearing on Arar affair Canada.com
RCMP Commissioner Giuliano Zaccardelli. OTTAWA - Opposition MPs are warning that today is ''judgment day'' for RCMP commissioner Giuliano Zaccardelli after he appeared to backtrack on how much he knew about RCMP mistakes in the Maher Arar affair.
Cattle ate traces of animal remains Canada.com
OTTAWA -The Canadian Food Inspection Agency said Monday that 10,000 cattle in Ontario and Quebec have consumed feed containing traces of animal byproducts, but the risk of exposing humans to mad cow disease is negligible.
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