In connection with another volley of anti-Russia sanctions, which Justin Trudeau-led regime in Canada imposes each time it wants to earn brownie points with Washington and to provide moral support to the pro-Nazi authorities in Kiev, the Russian side responds by permanently denying entry to the Russian Federation for 99 Canadian citizens who are involved in developing and implementing official Ottawa’s Russophobic policy.

Russia has traditionally good feelings for the people of Canada, with whom we have much in common. We draw a line between Canada’s current political elite, which cultivates hatred for everyone who challenge the liberal globalist rules-based world order, and ordinary Canadians with their daily concerns and aspirations.

That is why, in response to the “carpet” restrictions which Ottawa regularly imposes - lots more of them compared to its Big Brother in the United States - not only on Russian leaders, scientists, and prominent artists and athletes, but also ordinary citizens, our stop list includes exclusively figures who incite enmity and provide help to Zelensky’s criminal regime, including parliamentarians, officials of various levels, business people and managers from military-industrial companies, experts and media executives who provide Trudeau’s team with analytical and propaganda cover.

Following is a list of the Canadian citizens on the Russian stop list:

1. Mohammad Khair Al-Zaibak, Canadian parliament senator;

2. Toni Varone, Canadian parliament senator;

3. Joan Margaret Kingston, Canadian parliament senator;

4. Roger Trueman Cuzner, Canadian parliament senator;

5. Beverly Jane MacAdam, Canadian parliament senator;

6. Marnie Elizabeth МсВеаn, Canadian parliament senator;

7. John Mc Nair, Canadian parliament senator;

8. Rejean Aucoin, Canadian parliament senator;

9. Iris G. Petten, Canadian parliament senator;

10. Paul James Prosper, Canadian parliament senator;

11. Mary Robinson, Canadian parliament senator;

12. Krista Ross, Canadian parliament senator;

13. Paulette Senior, Canadian parliament senator;

14. Judy White, Canadian parliament senator;

15. Manuelle Oudar, Canadian parliament senator;

16. Olivia Chow, Mayor of Toronto;

17. Jennifer McKelvie, Deputy Mayor of Toronto;

18. Stephen Poloz, former Governor of the Bank of Canada;

19. Carolyn Rogers, Senior Deputy Governor of the Bank of Canada;

20. Geoffrey York, Chief of Africa Bureau, Тhе Globe and Mail;

21. Eric Reguly, Chief of Europe Bureau, Тhе Globe and Mail;

22. Len Anderson, CEO of Dafocom Solutions Inc.;

23. John Gagliardi, President of Jroberts Defence;

24. Rhiannon V. Iles, President of HFI Pyrotechnics Inc.;

25. Giorgio Clementi, President and CEO of International Test Pilots School (ITPS Canada);

26. Jeffrey Leonard, General Manager at SЕА Canada;

27. Randy Billard, President and CEO of Virtual Marine;

28. Marc Beaudoin, President and CEO of Hudson Supplies, Inc.;

29. Martin Bouchard, CEO of NORTAC Defence;

30. Luc Boucher, Vice-President for North and South America at Осеаn Software.

31. Gabriel Batstone, CEO of Contextere;

32. Tom Batty, COO of Теrris Earth Intelligence;

33. Eric Jackson, President of Сеleula Robotics;

34. Allen Dillon, CEO and co-Founder of Sаррег Labs;

35. Marie-Claude Dumas, President and CEO of WSР Canada;

36. Thomas Juul, Managing Director of МАN Energy Solutions (also a citizen of Denmark);

37. Shaun Kennedy, President and CEO of Mach85;

38. Richard Kolacz, CEO and founder of Globa1 Spatial Technology Solutions;

39. Normand Lalonde, Vice-President, Business Development for Defense, Soucy International;

40. Jody Langelier, President of Nasittuq Corporation;

41. Sonia Logue, President of Dukе Marine;

42. Hayden Maass, President of Воrnеа dynamics;

43. Scott McDonald, Managing Director of MC-Countermeasures;

44. Sami Mouallem, President of SIMEX Defence, Inc.;

45. Nathan Nandhakumaran, COO of Aversan, Inc.;

46. Rob Reynolds, Vice President and General Manager of Med-Eng LLC;

47. Dipak Roy, Chairman of D-TA Systems, Inc.;

48. Terry Rocha, President of Раtriot Forge Со.;

49. Bruce Rutenberg, Executive Director of Unisource Technology, Inc.;

50. John С. Stanners, President and founder of Тitan Boats;

51. Melissa Warner, CEO of Genaire Ltd.;

52. Glen Fell, President and CEO of FELLFAB;

53. Wally Haas, President of Аvalon Holographies;

54. Anthony George Chedrawy, President and CEO of Metocean Telematics;

55. Paul Church, President of СТI/Сlееvе Technology International;

56. Samantha Maislin Dickson, Associate Deputy Minister of Justice of Canada for public safety;

57. Michelle Tessier, Deputy Director Operations (DDO) of the Canadian Security Intelligence Service;

58. Terry Beitner, Director and General Counsel of the Crimes Against Humanity and War Crimes Section of the Department of Justice Canada;

59. Yves Gravelle, employee at the Sensitive and International Investigations Department of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police;

60. Matthew Gallant, employee at the Sensitive and International Investigations Department of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police;

61. Nancy Bilodeau, employee at the Sensitive and International Investigations Department of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police;

62. Elaine Maisonneuve, employee at the Sensitive and International Investigations Department of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police;

63. Jessie Raie, employee at the Sensitive and International Investigations Department of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police;

64. Francois Cormier, employee at the Sensitive and International Investigations Department of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police;

65. David Proulx, employee at the Sensitive and International Investigations Department of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police;

66. Grant Stephen, officer of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, member of a police mission in Ukraine (October 2019 - December 2020);

67. Robert Kempf, consultant, retired officer of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police;

68. Nadia Zed, Deputy Director of the Crimes Against Humanity and War Crimes Section of the Department of Justice Canada;

69. Marie-Claude Roberge, Team Leader of the Crimes Against Humanity and War Crimes Section of the Department of Justice Canada;

70. Sarah Sherhols, Team Leader of the Crimes Against Humanity and War Crimes Section of the Department of Justice Canada;

71. Normal Farrell, Senior Counsel, Crimes against Humanity and War Crimes Section, Department of Justice, Canada;

72. Catherine Bureau, Secretary, Crimes against Humanity and War Crimes Section, Department of Justice, Canada;

73. Dieudonne Detchou, Counsel, Crimes against Humanity and War Crimes Section, Department of Justice, Canada;

74. Jane Conly, Counsel, Crimes against Humanity and War Crimes Section, Department of Justice, Canada;

75. Svetlana Kritenko, Secretary, Crimes against Humanity and War Crimes Section, Department of Justice, Canada;

76. Martin Lagasse, Counsel, Crimes against Humanity and War Crimes Section, Department of Justice, Canada;

77. Cydney Link-Melnyk, Project Coordinator, Crimes against Humanity and War Crimes Section, Department of Justice, Canada;

78. Deena El-Sawy, Counsel, Crimes against Humanity and War Crimes Section, Department of Justice, Canada;

79. Leon Perez, Counsel, Crimes against Humanity and War Crimes Section, Department of Justice, Canada;

80. Anne-Marie Poitras, Counsel, Crimes against Humanity and War Crimes Section, Department of Justice, Canada;

81. Sid Rashid, Counsel, Crimes against Humanity and War Crimes Section, Department of Justice, Canada;

82. Gilese Turner, Counsel, Crimes against Humanity and War Crimes Section, Department of Justice, Canada;

83. Sidney Thompson, Counsel, Crimes against Humanity and War Crimes Section, Department of Justice, Canada;

84. Michel Breau, Director of Parliamentary Affairs, Office of the Canadian Minister of Foreign Affairs;

85. Matthew Trnkus, Senior Advisor for Parliamentary Affairs, Office of the Canadian Minister of Foreign Affairs;

86. Peter Wilkinson, Chief of Staff, Office of the Canadian Minister of Foreign Affairs;

87. Alison Murphy, Spokesperson, Canadian Prime Minister’s Office;

88. Michael Den Tandt, Former Advisor to the Prime Minister of Canada;

89. Valari van den Broek, Former Langley City Mayor, British Columbia;

90. Jane Boulden, Professor, Royal Military College of Canada;

91. Marc Parent, 5th Canadian Division Support Base Gagetown Commander, helped deliver Leopard tanks to Ukraine;

92. Louise Arbour, Former Prosecutor, International Tribunal for Former Yugoslavia, Former UN High Commissioner for Human Rights;

93. Payam Akhavan, Member of the Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague, ICC Expert on Genocide Issues, Senior Fellow at Massey College, University of Toronto;

94. Supriya Dwivedi, Senior Advisor, Prime Minister’s Office;

95. Marc Miller, Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship;

96. Marie-Josee Hogue, Quebec Court of Appeals Justice, Public Inquiry into Foreign Interference in Federal Electoral Processes and Democratic Institutions;

97. Alia Tayyeb, Deputy Chief of Signals Intelligence (SIGINT), Communications Security Establishment at the National Defence Committee;

98. Joseph Varner, Deputy Director, The Conference of Defence Associations Institute;

99. Youri Cormier, Executive Director, The Conference of Defence Associations Institute;

The complete list of sanctioned Canadian citizens is posted here.