Alberta Mountie found not guilty of using database to help Rwanda - Global News

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Labor is taking action against international students who use 'visa hopping' to stay in Canada indefinitely. The government is targeting what it refers to as 'permanently temporary' migration. In other developments, an Alberta Mountie was acquitted of using a database to assist with Rwanda's refugee program. A lockdown and heightened police presence were implemented at a west Edmonton high school. McMaster University organized events for the National Day of Truth and Reconciliation. A community is providing drop-in sessions to help new voters understand the voting process.

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