Ms. Ambra Dickie

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  Canadian officials visited the man to check on his condition and Afghan authorities have said they will grant regular access, said Foreign Affairs spokesperson Ambra Dickie.CBC News
  
  More Canadians were assaulted in Mexico over the past seven years than any other travel destination, according to a new report.

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  "Consular officials have visited this individual and have verified his well-being," said Ambra Dickie of the Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade.
  
  The man was carrying a Canadian passport.Canadian officials say they are expecting to have access to the man as long as he remains in custody.

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  "Foreign Affairs and International Trade are aware of the detention of a Canadian citizen in Afghanistan," was all department spokeswoman Ambra Dickie could say.
  
  "Consular officials have visited this individual and have verified his well-being," she added.
  
  The man was carrying a Canadian passport at the time of his arrest.
  
  Canadian officials say they are expecting to have access to the man as long as he remains in custody.
  
  "Afghan authorities have indicated that regular consular access will be granted," said Dickie.

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  "The ICRC is not required to notify Canada," Foreign Affairs spokeswoman Ambra Dickie confirmed in an e-mail, delivering a formal response that had been approved by senior officials to a written question from The Globe and Mail.

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  Foreign Affairs spokeswoman Ambra Dickie says her department is aware of the detention of a Canadian citizen in Afghanistan.
  
  She says consular officials have verified his wellbeing.
  
  Officials are not releasing the man's name, citing the Privacy Act.
  
  However, a report indicates he is a 24-year-old of Pakistani origin who had previously lived in Calgary.
  
  The man was carrying a Canadian passport at the time of his arrest.
  
  Canadian officials say they have been assured of continued access to the man while he remains in custody.

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  [Cknw.com] CKNW News Talk 980 - CKNWAM - 2: ,, Foreign Affairs spokeswoman Ambra Dickie confirmed the seven deaths and said three other Canadians were injured in the attack, but declined to provide names or hometowns of the victims, citing privacy laws.

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  Ambra Dickie, a spokeswoman for Foreign Affairs Canada, said last night the department was looking into reports of Canadians being interrogated by CIA and FBI agents in East Africa, but would not be commenting at this time.

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  Foreign Affairs spokeswoman Ambra Dickie says Ottawa has pledged about $57 million to fund Afghan counter-narcotics efforts, including an $18.5-million program to promote alternate livelihoods in the country's volatile Kandahar province, where Canadian troops are stationed.
  
  The Afghan counter-narcotics programs are co-ordinated by that country's national drug control strategy.

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  Canadian officials have visited the man, who is being held for investigation in Kabul, says foreign affairs spokeswoman Ambra Dickie.
  
  "Foreign Affairs and International Trade are aware of the detention of a Canadian citizen in Afghanistan," said Dickie.
  
  "Consular officials have visited this individual and have verified his well-being," she added.
  
  Officials would not release the man's name Friday, citing the Privacy Act.
  
  However, a report indicated he is a 24-year-old of Pakistani origin who had previously lived in Calgary.
  
  The man was carrying a Canadian passport at the time of his arrest.
  
  Canadian officials say they are expecting to have access to the man as long as he remains in custody.
  
  "Afghan authorities have indicated that regular consular access will be granted," Dickie said.

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  'The ICRC is not required to notify Canada,' Foreign Affairs spokeswoman Ambra Dickie confirmed in an e-mail, delivering a formal response that had been approved by senior officials to a written question from The Globe and Mail.

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