VANCOUVER — A climate activist in British Columbia says he's packing his bags and plans to report to the Vancouver airport later Saturday to face deportation back to Pakistan, believing his removal from Canada is 'certain' without ministerial interve
VANCOUVER — A climate activist in British Columbia says he's packing his bags and plans to report to the Vancouver airport later Saturday to face deportation back to Pakistan, believing his removal from Canada is"certain" without ministerial intervention.
Haq says he and his Canadian wife, Sophia Papp, woke up in"disbelief" as they face the prospect of being forced out of the country after what the couple describes as a bureaucratic snafu derailed a spousal application for his permanent residency.
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