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I asked the journalist himself if he wrote such article and am awaiting response but in searching in the National Post for his name and dates of when article was supposed to have been written, I couldn't find it. Article by Humphreys, Adrian. National Post, One official's refugee is another's terrorist, January 17, 2007
See blog here (mirror site) with same info. Level C (talk) 19:36, 11 December 2016 (UTC)[reply]
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While I couldn't find the article, the article does exist (I was wrong).
The journalist responded that he did indeed write the article but it's not available online.
Hi Level_C,
I'm happy to help.
I did indeed write that article, as noted below for full bibliographic reference:
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One official's 'refugee' is another's 'terrorist': IRB criticized for dissimilar rulings on similar cases
National Post
Wed Jan 17 2007
Page: A1
Section: News
Byline: Adrian Humphreys
Source: National Post
Two members of the same foreign organization who applied for refugee status in Canada have received dramatically different judgments: One was declared a member of a terrorist group, the other accepted as a legitimate refugee.
The reason it was difficult to find is that in years past, the Post did not keep all articles online.
Regards,
Adrian Humphreys
Senior reporter
National Post