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I don't: Gays who wed in Canada 'not married'
Thousands of foreign gay couples who wed in Canada are not legally married, a government lawyer argued in a case involving two lesbians seeking a divorce, according to court documents obtained Thursday.

Same-sex divorce options explored by Harper government
Prime Minister Stephen Harper is expected to take questions after a speech about the government considering how to make divorce possible for same-sex couples who had to come to Canada to get married. He insists his government doesn't want to reopen the debate over same-sex marriage.

‘What’s going to happen next?’ same-sex couples wonder after policy reversal
Previous warm thoughts about Canada and its kind ways have turned to bitterness and confusion for many caught up in the latest controversy

Same-sex marriage confusion has couples wary of what happens next
Previous warm thoughts about Canada and its kind ways have turned to bitterness and confusion for many caught up in the latest controversy

‘Law of domicile’ should have no veto on the Constitution
The Justice Department has an obligation to fix the dilemma of foreign same-sex couples who married in Canada

‘What’s going to happen next?’ couples wonder after federal government’s policy reversal
Previous warm thoughts about Canada and its kind ways have turned to bitterness and confusion for many caught up in the latest controversy

Gay couples 'not legally' married
Thousands of foreign gay couples who got married in Canada are not legally married, a government lawyer has argued.

Canada's tightening immigration policy may be felt in U.S.
The revelation that an L.A. arson suspect entered the U.S. after losing an asylum bid in Canada has focused attention on stringent policies that could force more immigrants to seek refuge in the U.S. For years, Canada has had one of the most generous immigration policies in the world, welcoming tens of thousands of asylum applicants who claim to be fleeing persecution in their homelands.

Same-sex debate won’t be revived
Have no fear. Stop printing up the petitions. Stephen Harper’s Conservatives have no intention of reopening a national debate on same-sex marriage or clawing back the hard-won rights this country has accorded to gays and lesbians. Quite the opposite.

Canadian government says it will not recognise foreign gay marriages
Thousands of foreign gay couples who wed in Canada are not legally married, a government lawyer argued in a case involving two lesbians seeking a divorce, according to court documents.