Continue the Fiesta festivities with the Children’s Ballet of San Antonio’s spirited Don Quixote. Photo: Children’s Ballet of San Antonio, used with permission. Celebrate Post-Fie…
💃✨ Experience the magic of Old Spain right here in San Antonio as the Children’s Ballet of San Antonio brings Don Quixote to the historic Majestic Theatre.
Expect hilarious antics, soaring leaps, and even aerialists, it’s the perfect Mother’s Day weekend treat for the whole family. 🌹
🎟️ When: May 8 & 9
📍 Where: The Majestic Theatre
📸 Bonus: Arrive an hour early for cast photos and our souvenir market.
CBSA reports huge Chinese drug chemical seizure ahead of Carney-Xi meeting
The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) says it seized 4,300 litres of precursor chemicals used to make fentanyl and other illicit drugs in shipping containers coming from China, which were bound for Calgary.
The seizure occurred in May at the Tsawwassen Container Examination Facility in Delta, B.C., but was publicly announced by CBSA on Thursday — one day before Prime Minister Mark Carney is…
Royal Canadian Mounted Police in Ontario arrested a traveller after seizing $30K USD of undeclared currency from their vehicle
CBSA officers at the Lansdowne port of entry and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police in Ontario arrested a traveller after seizing $30K USD of undeclared currency from their vehicle. Remember you must always declare amounts over $10K when you enter Canada. Reporting currency is an important part of helping the CBSA fight money laundering and terrorist financing. For more information:…
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The special version of the beloved film and Broadway show will debut in San Antonio for the first time. Photo: Children’s Ballet of San Antonio, used with permission. Go back to school with t…
The Canada Border Services Agency has denied entry to dozens of senior Iranian regime officials and is investigating about 100 people with s
The Canada Border Services Agency has denied entry to dozens of senior Iranian regime officials and is investigating about 100 people with status in Canada for potential ties to Tehran.
The agency also has referred the cases of nine individuals with status in Canada to the Immigration and Refugee Board to determine their admissibility to Canada.
The denials at the border and the investigations stem from a measure the Liberal government adopted last year in the midst of widespread protests in Iran over the death of Mahsa Amini, a 22-year-old Kurdish-Iranian woman. Amini died while in the custody of Iran's "morality police."
OTTAWA: Canadian authorities on Friday (Jun 24) charged an Indian man for issuing fraudulent university letters of acceptance to Indian stud
OTTAWA: Canadian authorities on Friday (Jun 24) charged an Indian man for issuing fraudulent university letters of acceptance to Indian students and other immigration-related criminal offences.
Brijesh Mishra, a citizen of India, is facing five charges under the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act, the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) said in a statement.
CBSA said it had launched an investigation after receiving information about Mishra's status in Canada and his alleged involvement in activities related to "counselling misrepresentation".
Canada is a popular destination for international students since it is relatively easy to obtain a work permit. Official data show there were more than 800,000 foreign students with active visas in Canada in 2022, including some 320,000 from India.
Earlier this year, the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) reported that several students from India had been served deportation papers for using forged documents to enter Canada in an alleged immigration scheme.
The acceptance letters appeared to have been written by universities but the Canada Border Services Agency informed the students the documents were fake and warned them that they could face deportation, according to the CBC report.
"Our government is taking action against those who are responsible for fraud, while protecting those who've come here to pursue their studies," Public Safety Minister Marco Mendicino said in a statement on Friday.
Last week, Immigration Minister Sean Fraser announced a freeze on the planned deportation of dozens of students who entered the country using fraudulent university letters.
