The son of a Russian spy couple who lived underground in Canada and the United States said on Friday he wanted a future in Canada after the country’s Supreme Court ruled he could keep his Canadian citizenship. Alexander Vavilov was born in Toronto, which would generally qualify him for CanadianRead More →
TORONTO (AP) – The son of a Russian spy couple who have lived underground in Canada and the United States on Friday said he wanted a future in Canada after the country’s Supreme Court ruled that he could keep his Canadian citizenship. Alexander Vavilov was born in Toronto, which wouldRead More →
TORONTO – The Supreme Court of Canada ruled on Thursday that the son of a Russian spy couple who had been living clandestinely in Canada and the United States could retain his Canadian citizenship. Alex Vavilov was born in Toronto, which would generally qualify him for Canadian citizenship, except forRead More →
The son of two Russian hidden spies says he feels “immense relief” after winning his long battle to regain his Canadian citizenship. Alex Vavilov was stripped of his citizenship after the FBI arrested and deported his parents from the United States in 2010, exposing their Canadian stories as false. “TheRead More →