B-C Premier Christy Clark has not echoed Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall's call for the prime minister to suspend the migration of 25-thousand Syrian refugees. Clark says it's crucial the federal government conduct security checks properly but then continues to welcome the migrants. (Clark says she understands the urgency people are feeling about inviting people from a war-torn region of the world that regularly faces the kind of violence Paris experienced.)

Date: 2015-11-16
Placeline: DELTA, British Columbia.
Source: The Canadian Press
Length: 18 seconds

Transcript Prediction: << as Canadians as compassionate people who have prosperity to share we want to make sure that we open our doors to give them somewhere safe to live as soon as we can but knowing that everyone who comes has been properly screened and that the safety of Canadians come first >>

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