Prime Minister Stephen Harper and Supreme Court Canada

Video Video: Prime Minister Stephen Harper says enough gun registries already exist in Canada, according to Globe and Mail. CP Video Video Video: Harper welcomes high court decision on Quebec gun data Jason Kenney is dismissing concerns the Harper government proposal for air strikes on targets in Syria is illegal. CP Video Video Video: Temporary foreign worker describes his fight to stay in Canada The Supreme Court of Canada says the government has the right to order the destruction of Quebec federal gun registry data. The defence minister says the plan is justified under Article 51 of the United Nations charter. To meet that target, the government needs to admit about 22,500 immigrants a month, about 10 times the number that are admitted through Express Entry at present. CP Video Video Video: Jason Kenney defends expanding IS air campaign to Syria In its 2015 immigration levels plan, the Citizenship and Immigration ministry pledged to accept 260,000 to 285,000 new permanent residents, about two-thirds of them economic migrants. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.