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15 extortion suspects are seeking refugee status, Canada's border agency says

15 extortion suspects are seeking refugee status, Canada's border agency says
The Canada Border Services Agency says 15 foreigners facing extortion charges have applied for refugee status in Canada.

15 extortion suspects are seeking refugee status, Canada's border agency says

India, Austria review bilateral ties, discuss regional and global developments

India, Austria review bilateral ties, discuss regional and global developments
India and Austria held 8th Foreign Office Consultations in Vienna on Friday and undertook a comprehensive review of the entire gamut of bilateral ties. The two sides held discussions over various sectors, including political engagement, trade and economic cooperation, science and technology, cultural exchanges, and people-to-people ties. 

India, Austria review bilateral ties, discuss regional and global developments

Whitecaps, City of Vancouver sign agreement on pursuing new stadium

Whitecaps, City of Vancouver sign agreement on pursuing new stadium
The Vancouver Whitecaps are moving forward with plans to build a new stadium on the eastern edge of the city. 

Whitecaps, City of Vancouver sign agreement on pursuing new stadium

Canadian Armed Forces member charged in foreign interference investigation

Canadian Armed Forces member charged in foreign interference investigation
A member of the Canadian Armed Forces has been arrested and charged in a joint police operation looking into foreign interference and security of information.

Canadian Armed Forces member charged in foreign interference investigation

Familiar fate for Abbotsford as floodwaters gush over U.S. border into B.C. again

Familiar fate for Abbotsford as floodwaters gush over U.S. border into B.C. again
Standing near a rail line next to the U.S. border, Abbotsford, B.C., resident Robbie Friesen said the ground under his feet was dry about 30 minutes earlier.

Familiar fate for Abbotsford as floodwaters gush over U.S. border into B.C. again

Libraries say budget proposal to end shipping program would be 'catastrophic'

Libraries say budget proposal to end shipping program would be 'catastrophic'
Libraries across Canada say a proposed change in the federal budget bill would end their ability to ship books at reduced rates, threatening interlibrary loan programs and possibly forcing the closure of rural facilities.

Libraries say budget proposal to end shipping program would be 'catastrophic'