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Justin Trudeau Meets Namesake, His Parents Are Syrian Refugees In Canada
When a Syrian couple, refugees in Canada, named their newborn son after the country's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in May, they only hoped their child would be able to meet his famous namesake one day. On Saturday, that wish came true. Baby Justin Trudeau (yes, that's his his first name) met the Canadian Prime Minister.
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Syrian Refugees In Canada Name Newborn Son Justin Trudeau
A Syrian couple, refugees in Canada, have named their newborn after the country's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. Fun fact: Justin Trudeau is the baby's first name! His full name? Justin Trudeau Adam Bilal.
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'What Canada is About': Country Gives Warm Embrace to Syrian Refugees
Several weeks ago, Danielle Létourneau, a Quebec actress, found herself in her kitchen reading on social media some disturbing reactions to the Paris terrorist attacks and the Canadian government's decision to welcome at least 25,000 Syrian refugees over the next few months.
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Canada Anxious Over Possible Backlash Against Syrian Refugees
The Canadian government is concerned about a possible backlash against plans to bring 25,000 Syrian refugees to Canada, especially if the public thinks the newcomers were being "pampered", a cabinet minister said on Tuesday.
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Canada to Turn Away Single Male Syrian Refugees
Canada will accept only whole families, lone women or children in its mass resettlement of Syrian refugees while unaccompanied men -- considered a security risk -- will be turned away, it emerged Monday.
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Canada Will Stick to Plan to Withdraw Jets From ISIS Mission: Justin Trudeau
Canada will stick to a decision to withdraw its fighter jets from a mission against Islamic State militants despite last week's Paris attacks, new Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said on Monday.
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Opposition Promises to Increase Syrian Refugees to Canada Post-Election
As the Syrian refugee crisis became a major campaign issue this week, the Canadian opposition party New Democrats promised Saturday to welcome Syrian refugees to Canada if it wins the upcoming legislative elections.
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Justin Trudeau Meets Namesake, His Parents Are Syrian Refugees In Canada
When a Syrian couple, refugees in Canada, named their newborn son after the country's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in May, they only hoped their child would be able to meet his famous namesake one day. On Saturday, that wish came true. Baby Justin Trudeau (yes, that's his his first name) met the Canadian Prime Minister.
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Syrian Refugees In Canada Name Newborn Son Justin Trudeau
A Syrian couple, refugees in Canada, have named their newborn after the country's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. Fun fact: Justin Trudeau is the baby's first name! His full name? Justin Trudeau Adam Bilal.
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'What Canada is About': Country Gives Warm Embrace to Syrian Refugees
Several weeks ago, Danielle Létourneau, a Quebec actress, found herself in her kitchen reading on social media some disturbing reactions to the Paris terrorist attacks and the Canadian government's decision to welcome at least 25,000 Syrian refugees over the next few months.
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Canada Anxious Over Possible Backlash Against Syrian Refugees
The Canadian government is concerned about a possible backlash against plans to bring 25,000 Syrian refugees to Canada, especially if the public thinks the newcomers were being "pampered", a cabinet minister said on Tuesday.
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Canada to Turn Away Single Male Syrian Refugees
Canada will accept only whole families, lone women or children in its mass resettlement of Syrian refugees while unaccompanied men -- considered a security risk -- will be turned away, it emerged Monday.
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Canada Will Stick to Plan to Withdraw Jets From ISIS Mission: Justin Trudeau
Canada will stick to a decision to withdraw its fighter jets from a mission against Islamic State militants despite last week's Paris attacks, new Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said on Monday.
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Opposition Promises to Increase Syrian Refugees to Canada Post-Election
As the Syrian refugee crisis became a major campaign issue this week, the Canadian opposition party New Democrats promised Saturday to welcome Syrian refugees to Canada if it wins the upcoming legislative elections.
