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Article content The University of Sudbury is disappointed it can no longer consider Laurentian University a partner in education. “It’s quite a blow to the federation and especially to the students who are counting on these courses, but especially to the communities we represent, especially the Francophone and Indigenous communities,” said Father John Meehan, president of the University of Sudbury. “It’s a big shock to everybody. We’ve been a committed member of the Laurentian community for 60 years. Our whole financial model has to change now. We never wanted an end to the federation.” We apologize, but this video has failed to load.
Colin Perkel March 11, 2021 - 1:47 PM TORONTO - A former top intelligence agent who alleges Saudi Arabia s de facto ruler sent a hit squad to Canada to kill him has lost a bid to have his assets released. In a ruling released Thursday, an Ontario Superior Court judge found Saad Aljabri had failed to show he was unfairly treated earlier when the court froze his assets after a secret hearing. I find that Dr. Saad has not proven any non-disclosure that is objectively and sufficiently material to displace the current ⦠orders as they relate to him, Justice Cory Gilmore ruled. Aljabri, who spent decades in Saudi intelligence and now lives in Toronto, was unable to access his assets after a group of Saudi Arabian companies â they allege he embezzled hundreds of millions of dollars â applied for a so-called Mareva injunction in January. Saad was not at that hearing.
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TORONTO A former top intelligence agent who alleges Saudi Arabia’s de facto ruler sent a hit squad to Canada to kill him has lost a bid to have his assets released. In a ruling released Thursday, an Ontario Superior Court judge found Saad Aljabri had failed to show he was unfairly treated earlier when […]
Ex-Saudi spy urges Canadian court to free his frozen assets; says he s victim of assassination plot A former top intelligence agent who alleges Saudi Arabia s de facto ruler sent a hit squad to Canada to kill him urged an Ontario court on Friday to free up his assets, saying the judge who froze them wasn t given all the relevant facts. Social Sharing Crown Prince considers Saad Aljabri a significant threat because of ex-spy s close ties with U.S.: lawyers Posted: Feb 19, 2021 5:06 PM ET | Last Updated: February 19 In submissions before Ontario Superior Court, lawyers for Saad Aljabri argued the alleged assassination plot against him and other key facts should have been disclosed at a secret hearing last month. (Submitted by Aljabri family)
The Globe and Mail Bookmark Please log in to listen to this story. Also available in French and Mandarin. Log In Create Free Account Getting audio file . This translation has been automatically generated and has not been verified for accuracy. Full Disclaimer GIUSEPPE CACACE/AFP/Getty Images A former Saudi spy chief living in exile in Toronto says the de facto leader of Saudi Arabia, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, believes he is the source of the Central Intelligence Agency’s conclusion that the ruler ordered the assassination of Saudi dissident and Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi. In court documents filed Thursday, lawyers for Saad Aljabri, who held a cabinet-rank intelligence post under deposed crown prince Mohammed bin Nayef (known as MBN), denied allegations that he embezzled billions of dollars from Saudi Arabia and he is urging a Canadian court to lift a freeze on his worldwide assets.
Article content A former top intelligence agent, who alleges Saudi Arabia’s de facto ruler sent a hit squad to Canada to kill him, urged a court on Friday to free up his assets, saying the judge who froze them wasn’t given all the relevant facts. In submissions before Ontario Superior Court, lawyers for Saad Aljabri argued the alleged assassination plot and other key facts should have been disclosed at a secret hearing last month. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Ex-Saudi spy urges Canadian court to free up assets; says he s victim of death plot Back to video