Feb 14, 2017
Asylum seekers crossing into Canada need life-saving supplies, says U.S. Border Angel - Canada - CBC News
A member of the U.S. Border Angels, a group that provides life-saving supplies for people crossing the Mexican-American border unlawfully, says Canadians have a duty to help would-be refugee claimants who sneak into Canada.
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Number of asylum seekers crossing the U.S.-Manitoba border continues to rise: officials | CTV News
The small Manitoba town of Emerson continues to be inundated with refugee claimants entering from the U.S., and local officials say groups illegally crossing the border are getting larger.
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Quebec and Manitoba see influx of asylum seekers crossing U.S. border - The Globe and Mail
Border officials say more than 40 people claimed refugee status in Quebec this past weekend, as have 21 in Manitoba
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Refugees Are Crossing The U.S. Border Into Canada - Vocativ
Last weekend, 22 asylum seekers jumped the border into Canada arriving at a small town of 700 people
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Refugees are crossing the US border into Canada - AOL News
Last weekend, 22 asylum seekers jumped the border into Canada arriving at a small town of 700 people
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'I lost all my fingers': Asylum seekers make dangerous border crossing - BBC News
Two Ghanaian asylum-seekers who tried to cross the US-Canada border tell their story.
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