FOSFC in the News

March 11, 2010:The Irish Unity Pledge and Canada(from An Phoblacht/Republican News)

November 14, 2009: Gerry Adams' Bullets (from The Toronto Sun)

November 12, 2009: A Nation Once Again (from The Newspaper)

November 12, 2009:Sinn Féin President in US and Canada (from An Phoblacht/Republican News)

November 10, 2009: Toronto gets its Irish up (from The Toronto Observer)

November 8, 2009: Working for a United Ireland (from The Toronto Sun)

April 14, 2009: Click here and scroll down to "Part 2" to listen to CBC radio's podcast interview with Major Hartley (CBC Radio) Adobe Flash is required to listen. Download the Flash plug-in for your browser.

November 3, 2005: McGuinness in Canada (from An Phoblacht/Republican News)

September 16, 2005: Adams Urges US to remain engaged as efforts intensify to advance the peace process (Sinn Féin Press Release)

August 11, 2005: Sean Crowe Briefs Canadians (from An Phoblacht/Republican News)

November 11, 2002: Gerry Adams condamne Londres—Un sérieux retard pour la paix en Irlande du Nord (from Le Devoir)

November 11, 2002: Adams speaking in Montréal at end of six day trip to the USA and Canada (Sinn Féin Press Release)

November 11, 2002: Irish flag flap set Adams on unification quest (from The Montréal Gazette)

November 10, 2002: Sinn Féin leader slams Britain at Canadian fundraiser (from CBC News)

November 9, 2002: Britain must deliver on Sinn Féin goals (from The Toronto Star)

November 9, 2002: Sinn Féin president visits Toronto (from CNEWS)

June 14, 2002: Inaugural Golf Tournament

March 17, 2002: Bairbre de Brún in Canada for St. Patrick's Day (from An Phoblacht/Republican News)

November 5, 2001: Gerry Adams meets Canadian Prime Minister (from An Phoblacht/Republican News)

November 5, 2001: Adams briefs Chretien on Northern Ireland (from CBC News)

November 5, 2001: PM meets with Sinn Féin Leader (from The Toronto Star)

November 3, 2001: A hero’s welcome for a man of peace—Gerry Adams at the launch of Friends of Sinn Féin (Canada) Canada (by Desmond Devoy of the Clare Champion)