The federal government is advising Canadians in Ukraine to leave the country as soon as possible amid the threat of a possible Russian military invasion.
The warning was included in an email Global Affairs Canada sent to Canadians in Ukraine this week.
"If you are in Ukraine, you should leave while commercial means are available," said the email.
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Canadians in Ukraine should leave while they still can, federal government warns | CBC News
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2/8/22
2/5/21
Canada: Sound of Music: Christopher Plummer, Sound of Music star and oldest actor to win an Oscar, dead at 91
Christopher Plummer, who was among the greatest Canadian actors ever to grace stage and screen, has died.
Plummer died Friday morning at his home in Connecticut with his wife, Elaine Taylor, by his side, said Lou Pitt, his longtime friend and manager.
"Chris was an extraordinary man who deeply loved and respected his profession with great old fashion manners, self-deprecating humour and the music of words," Pitt said in a statement to CBC News. "He was a national treasure who deeply relished his Canadian roots.
Read more at: Christopher Plummer, Sound of Music star and oldest actor to win an Oscar, dead at 91 | CBC News
Plummer died Friday morning at his home in Connecticut with his wife, Elaine Taylor, by his side, said Lou Pitt, his longtime friend and manager.
"Chris was an extraordinary man who deeply loved and respected his profession with great old fashion manners, self-deprecating humour and the music of words," Pitt said in a statement to CBC News. "He was a national treasure who deeply relished his Canadian roots.
Read more at: Christopher Plummer, Sound of Music star and oldest actor to win an Oscar, dead at 91 | CBC News
12/12/20
Canada US Relations: Canada/U.S. border restrictions extended into 2021 - by Peter Zimonjic ·
The federal government has extended restrictions at the Canada-U.S. land border for another 30 days — until Jan. 21 — according to Public Safety Canada.
The world's longest international border has been closed to non-essential travel for months, although essential workers — such as truck drivers and health care professionals — are still able to cross by land. Canadians also are still able to fly to U.S. destinations.
Americans wishing to travel to Canada must prove to the Canada Border Service Agency that their visit is for an essential purpose or they have immediate family in Canada, they have no COVID-19 symptoms and they have a 14-day quarantine plan — unless they can prove they are exempted.
Read more at: Canada/U.S. border restrictions extended into 2021 | CBC News
The world's longest international border has been closed to non-essential travel for months, although essential workers — such as truck drivers and health care professionals — are still able to cross by land. Canadians also are still able to fly to U.S. destinations.
Americans wishing to travel to Canada must prove to the Canada Border Service Agency that their visit is for an essential purpose or they have immediate family in Canada, they have no COVID-19 symptoms and they have a 14-day quarantine plan — unless they can prove they are exempted.
Read more at: Canada/U.S. border restrictions extended into 2021 | CBC News
10/29/20
Multilateralism: Trudeau, EU leaders express faith in American people and call for return to multilateralism
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and the European Union's two top political leaders expressed faith in the American people Thursday ahead of next week's U.S. presidential election whose outcome will have major implications for global relations.
rudeau, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and Charles Michel, the European Union Council president, all refrained — as is customary — from directly commenting on whether they'd like to see current U.S. President Donald Trump remain in office or his challenger, Democrat Joe Biden, take over.
The choice is up to the American people, the three leaders said.
Read more at: Trudeau, EU leaders express faith in American people and call for return to multilateralism | CBC News
rudeau, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and Charles Michel, the European Union Council president, all refrained — as is customary — from directly commenting on whether they'd like to see current U.S. President Donald Trump remain in office or his challenger, Democrat Joe Biden, take over.
The choice is up to the American people, the three leaders said.
Read more at: Trudeau, EU leaders express faith in American people and call for return to multilateralism | CBC News
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