Published: Nov. 4, 2009 at 8:58 AM TORONTO, Nov. 4 (UPI) -- The Sri Lankan separatist Tamil Tiger movement is using Canada as a restaging base, a think-tank professor in Singapore told the Canadian Broadcasting Corp. Professor... [read full story]
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Lawyers for the federal government reveal that at least two of the 76 men who came to Canada illegally last month are members of the Tamil Tigers, a group banned in this country as a terrorist organization.
Hawkish scholar who describes them as Tamil terrorists will be summoned for cross-examination Jane Armstrong Vancouver — From Friday's Globe and Mail Published on Thursday, Nov. 05, 2009 9:53PM EST The Singapore-based terrorism...
The Tamil Tigers organization hopes to use Canada as a strategic base to continue the fight against the government of Sri Lanka, according to an authority on the alleged terrorist group. Submitted by Janet Solomon to World |...
Expert says the terrorist group wants to continue its fight from the Great White North Wednesday, November 4, 2009 11:59am - 0 Comments Many of the Tamil immigrants in custody after their ship was recently seized off the coast...
The Immigration and Refugee Board has ordered a Sri Lankan Tamil migrant to remain in custody after agreeing that the young man - one of 76 who sailed into Canadian waters last month - could have ties to the Liberation Tigers...
An authority on the Tamil Tigers says Canadian Ravi Shankar Kanagaraja masterminded the shipment of migrants to Canada's West Coast. (CBC) The Tamil Tigers organization hopes to use Canada as a strategic base to continue the...
Defence lawyers question the government's reliance on terrorism expert they say is biased against Tamils Jane Armstrong Vancouver — From Wednesday's Globe and Mail Published on Tuesday, Nov. 03, 2009 10:02PM EST The Immigration...
VANCOUVER, November 3, 2009 (AFP) - Several of a group of 76 Sri Lankan asylum seekers picked up off the Canadian coast last month have ties to the Tamil Tiger rebels and could pose a security risk, officials said Tuesday. The...
AFP Several of a group of 76 Sri Lankan asylum seekers picked up off the Canadian coast last month have ties to the Tamil Tiger rebels and could pose a security risk, officials said on Tuesday. The Canadian government told an...
Several of a group of 76 Sri Lankan asylum seekers picked up off the Canadian coast last month have ties to the Tamil Tiger rebels and could pose a security risk, officials said on Tuesday. The Canadian government told an...
