File 45 - ATIP request with Canada Border Services Agency re anti-war and war resistors.

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ATIP request with Canada Border Services Agency re anti-war and war resistors.

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    SCA449-GA519-4-45

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    1 DVD : 28.7 MB

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    Luke Stewart was born and raised in Brantford, Ontario. After high school in 2003, he moved to Kitchener-Waterloo where he lived until 2013. During this time, Stewart received a double degree from Wilfrid Laurier University in History and Global Studies in 2008 and an MA in History in 2009 also from Wilfrid Laurier University. In 2009, he began his PhD in History at the University of Waterloo. Upon completion of his doctorate in 2014, he moved in France where he currently lives and works.

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    Results of an Access to Information request to Canada Border Services Agency regarding "In each grouping I am inquiring about information made public such as: internal memorandums, legal briefings by legal advisors, reports and briefing papers. Within each specific individual case, I am aware of certain privacy restrictions: however, I am concerned with what role, decision-making process, etc. CBSA employees and member of parliament had in each case.

    1. Antiwar grouping
      (a) Iraq Veterans Against the War 2004-present
      (b) American antiwar activists Ann Wright and Medea Benjamin denied entry into Canada on 22 October 2007
      (c) George Galloway controversy January to present 2009
      (d) Reza Aijani and Shadi Sadr denied entry into Canada in May 2009
    2. Bill Ayers was denied visa and access into Canada on 18 January 2009 because of felony charge of over 40 years ago. Ayers denied the felony charge and claimed "McCarthyite Nightmare" as the reasons for his denied visa.
    3. Mikhail Lnnikov January 2009 to present
    4. Suaad Hagi Mohamud controversy".

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    Donated in 2025 by Luke Stewart.

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      Created by JB August 2025.

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