No group has claimed responsibility yet. Nigeria has its own share of problems with islamists. National PostOTTAWA -- Veteran Canadian diplomats Robert Fowler and Louis Guay and their local driver were reported missing Monday in the West African country of Niger after their empty vehicle was found with the engine running, lights on and telephones left behind.
Officials at the United Nations, for whom Mr. Fowler is serving as special envoy to Niger, and the Department of Foreign Affairs said Monday that the men went missing on the weekend. Their car was found about 45 kilometres northeast of Niamey, the capital of one of the world's poorest countries.
Their families have been notified and are receiving consular assistance and Canadian officials are working with UN and local authorities on the situation, Foreign Affairs Minister Lawrence Cannon said in a statement.
Wednesday, December 17, 2008
Canadian diplomats missing, feared kidnapped in Niger
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Friday, July 11, 2008
Act For Canada Launches

Radical Islam has been migrating to Canada for some time now. The observable pattern of what has happened in Western Europe and Great Britain is a warning to all of us who live in free societies – we must ACT! before it’s too late.
Whether militant Muslims come with force of arms or cultural jihad, do you want your children and grandchildren to be under their totalitarian control within the next few decades (or sooner)?
If you would like to contact the Canadian leadership in the meantime, you may reach Doug Jacob, Act for Canada’s new Executive Director, at: dougjacob at yahoo dot ca
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