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2010

Quebec woman in Saudi gets MPs’ support (CBC News, May 13, 2010) (in French)
Habs fans turn out for hockey night in Zagreb (The Globe and Mail, May 7, 2010)
Ottawa’s coolness angers stranded Canadians (The Globe and Mail, Apr. 19, 2010)
Governments have duty to aid citizens caught in a nightmare (The Japan Times, Apr. 5, 2010)
• Khadr repatriation overturned by top court (CBC News, Jan. 29, 2010) 
• More than 1,400 Canadians still missing in Haiti (National Post, Jan. 15, 2010)
• Three million affected by Haiti earthquake, including 6,000 Canadian citizens (Vancouver Sun, Jan. 13, 2010)
• Canadian resort owner protects Vietnamese wildlife (Thanh Nien Daily, Jan. 10, 2010)
• 104加國公民 遭中國羈押 (World Journal, Jan. 2, 2010) (104 Canadian Citizens Detained in China)

2009

• Honour James Cameron (Globe and Mail, Dec. 31, 2009)
• How to make newcomers into Canadians? (Globe and Mail, Dec. 18, 2009)
• 追海外逃稅 稅局3年收回20億 (Ming Pao, Dec. 8, 2009) (CRA Recovered $2b from Overseas Tax Evasion)
• Some Indians Find It Tough to Go Home Again (New York Times, Nov. 27, 2009)
• Canadian Amanda Lindhout freed in Somalia (CBC News, Nov. 25, 2009)
• Welcome to Canada: Here are the new rules (National Post, Nov. 12, 2009)
• Businessman with close ties to Sam Sullivan detained in Chinese jail (Vancouver Sun, Nov. 11, 2009)
• Most Korean Dual Citizenship Holders Use Foreign Passports (The Chosun IIbo, Nov. 2, 2009)
• 孕婦旅遊加拿大 生個孩子有國籍 (加拿大都市网, Oct 22, 2009) 
• Spy agencies allowed to eavesdrop on Canadians abroad (The Globe and Mail, Oct 7, 2009)
• Former Canadian expat shares Nobel in physics (The Globe and Mail, Oct 6, 2009)
• Citizenship Act creates first ‘stateless’ child (Vancouver Sun, Sep 25, 2009)
• Canadian woman knocked out Coldstream Guardsman faces international warrant (Pink News, Sep 15 2009) 
• U.K. deports Canadian wed to Welshman (CBC, Sep 9 2009)
• Who are Canada’s most influential expats? (Global TV, Sep 7 2009)
• Fresh crop of B.C. jobseekers see Asia as their best employment opportunity (Vancouver Sun, Aug 31 2009)
• Whose fault is it? (The Star, Aug 12 2009)
• Hotel was ‘devastated,’ Canadian survivor says
• Going abroad could be unCanadian
• The man behind the Teck-CIC deal
• Changes to Citizenship Act cut many loose
• What is it that makes us Canadian citizens?
• More Canadians seek work teaching English overseas
• Foreign-born adoptees lose under new law (6-11)
• Tories launch Ignatieff attack ads online (5-14)
• Sticky citizenship (4-29)
• Birthplace: Belgrade, Canada (4-10)
• Racism accusations fly over man in Sudan denied emergency passport (4-3)
• 为了爱情“下嫁”保安 洋少妇洋人街开饺子馆 (A Canadian Woman’s Love Story in Chongqing)  (3-25)
• Canadian security operatives asked Sudan to arrest Canadian, files reveal (3-5)
• 有裁員也有求才.香港歡迎移民回流 (Hong Kong Welcomes Returnees from Canada) (3-4)
• 7 Canadians in running for ‘best job in the world’ (3-3)
• The Real High-Tech Immigrant Problem: They’re Leaving (3-2)
• 加華裔憂原戶籍不保損失大 新入籍者回鄉出境 遭勒令即時銷戶 (English Translation) (3-1)
• Returning expats bring skills back to Balkans (2-14)
• Canadian Chosen as PM in Somalia’s National Unity Government (2-13)
• 回流 轉非稅務居民 有撇步 (English Translation) (2-13)
• Canadian citizenship and children born abroad (2-3)
• Expats fear for children’s fate under new rules (2-3)
• Complex citizenship laws anger adoptive parents (1-26)
• Canada urged to maintain ties with Chinese immigrant returnees (1-20)
• Children born abroad to some Canadians could become stateless
• New rules feared to create two-tier citizenship
• 租稅協定 僑民反應兩極 (Canadians of Taiwan origin divided on Canada-Taiwan tax treaty) (1-14)
• 隱瞞加籍入境中國 用護照離境有麻煩 輕則口頭警告 重則政治處罰 (Hiding a Canadian passport when entering China may cause trouble) (1-12)
• 加拿大小伙在重庆 (Canadian in Chongqing) (1-9) Audio
• Canadians leave Gaza for safety (1-8)
• Cleared by RCMP, Canadian still can’t come home (1-6)
• Canada lags in getting citizens out of Gaza (1-5)
• Federal lawyers wrestle over citizenship of baby born on airplane (1-2)

2008

• Mexico, Canada demand probe into woman’s death in Philippines (12-30)
• Santa a Canadian, declares citizenship minister (12-23)
• Afghan-Canadian the Top Choice for Governor of Kandahar (12-18)
• 持回鄉證赴北京 加港女登機被拒;中領事：入籍加國 往大陸須簽證 (Hong Kong-Canadian Rejected Boarding on Flight to Beijing with Hong Kong ID; Canadian Citizens Need a Visa to China, Said Chinese Consul) (12-14)
• The Simplified Passport Renewal Process is now available to Canadians living in the USA (12-9)
• More Canadian Doctors Come Home (12-2)
• Canadian English teachers in Korea in a bind (11-10)
• Canada’s most successful entrepreneur in Asia is now Chinese (11-3)
• 傳台加重啟租稅協定談判 (Taiwan-Canada tax treaty negotiation likely re-open) (10-12)
• 一个在台湾的加拿大乐队：Black Lung Inner City Choir (Canadian band in Taiwan) (9-29) Audio
• Hong Kong Politician forced to renounce Canadian citizenship (6-28) 
• Does Canada do enough to protect its citizens abroad? (5-25)
• Hiring in a global context (5-16)
• Ottawa sends diplomatic note over woman’s imprisonment (3-11)
• A stake in India’s new economy: Indo-Canadian business owners trickle back to India to serve a growing middle-class (2-4)

2007

• Canadians Living Abroad Poorly Acknowledged (10-3)
• Foundation profiles overseas Canadians (10-2)
• The Canadian Diaspora (9-30)
• Canadian’s life sentence draws rebuke (4-19)
• The Canadian diaspora in Asia: an opportunity slowly slipping away (4-9)
• Harper chides China over economic threats (2-9)

2006

• Ottawa reviewing rules of dual citizenship: Solberg (11-7)
• Dual citizenship faces review (9-21)
• Canadian evacuation from Lebanon cost $85M (9-20)
• Can Conrad Black keep his title if he becomes a Canadian citizen again? (9- )
• O Canada, do we stand on guard for thee? What does the government owe dual citizens who live elsewhere (8-7)
• Dual citizenship in Canada (8-3)
• What dual citizens bring to the table (8-3)