Scott Moe, Premier of Saskatchewan, is on the list of the latest round of people to be added to Russia’s “stop list”. Alberta’s premier Jason Kenney is also on the list.

Sixty-one Canadians were added to the list which included premiers, mayors, senior intelligence, military officials and some Canadian journalists.

Being on the “stop list” means they are banned from entering Russia indefinitely.

The Russian Foreign Ministry accuses all 61 individuals of being “involved in the development, substantiation and implementation of the Russophobic course of the ruling regime in Canada,”

The names were added to the list in the same week that the Canadian government announced another round of new sanctions targeting Russia which included Vladimir Putin’s daughters.

From the Russian Foreign Ministry a list of those added to the “stop list”:

1. Cameron Ahmad – Communications Director, Office of the Prime Minister of Canada;
2. Steve Boivin – Commander of the Special Operations Forces of the Canadian Armed Forces, Major General;
3. Jeremy Broadhurst – Senior Advisor to the Office of the Prime Minister of Canada;
4. Shelly Bruce – Head of Communications Security Canada;
5. Craig Baines – Commander of the Canadian Navy, Vice Admiral;
6. Halyna Vynnyk – Chairman of the League of Ukrainian Women of Canada;
7. David Vigneault – Director of Security and Intelligence Canada;
8. Terry Glavin – publicist;
9. Balkan Devlen – Fellow of the McDonald-Laurier Institute;
10. Romeo Antonius Dallaire – former Senator of the Parliament of Canada;
11. Ryan Deming – Commander of Trenton Air Force Base and 8th Air Wing, 1st Air Division, Canadian Air Force, Colonel;
12. Luc-Frederic Gilbert – Commander of the Training Mission in Ukraine “Unifire”;
13. John Ivison – publicist;
14. Martine Irman – Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Canadian Export Development Corporation;
15. – Jason Kenny – Premier of Alberta
16. Brian Clow – Deputy Chief of Staff to the Prime Minister of Canada;
17. Dan Costello – Advisor to the Prime Minister of Canada on Foreign and Defence Policy;
18. Frederick Cote – Commander of the Unifier training mission from April to October 2019;
19. Melanie Lake – Commander of the Unifier training mission from March to September 2021;
20. Shuvaloy Majumdar is a fellow at the McDonald-Laurier Institute;
21. Sabrina Maddeaux – publicist;
22. Mark MacKinnon is an international columnist for The Globe and Mail;
23. Tiff Maclem – Governor of the Bank of Canada;
24. Roman Medyk – Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Credit Union Future Fund;
25. Michael Melling is the head of the CTV News media concern;
26. Borys Mikhaylets – Chairman of the League of Ukrainians of Canada;
27. Scott Moe – Premier of Saskatchewan;
28. David Morrison – Deputy Minister of International Trade of Canada, Sherpa in the Group of Seven;
29. Al Meinzinger – Commander of the Canadian Air Force, Lieutenant General;
30. Ketty Nivyabandi– Director General of Amnesty International Canada;
31. Sandra Aube – Head of the Secretariat of the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Canada;
32. Robert Auchterlonie – Commander of the Joint Operations Command of the Canadian Armed Forces, Vice Admiral;
33. Mike Power – Head of the Secretariat of the Minister of National Defence of Canada;
34. Alain Pelletier – Deputy Commander of the Joint U.S.-Canadian Aerospace Defense Command of the North American Continent (NORAD), Lieutenant General;
35. Robert “Bob” Rae – Permanent Representative of Canada to the United Nations in New York;
36. Michael Sabia – First Deputy Minister of Finance of Canada;
37. Brian Santarpia – Commander of the Canadian Navy in the Atlantic Ocean, Rear Admiral;
38. Jill Sinclair – Canada’s representative on the Multinational Advisory Council on Reform under the Ministry of Defence of Ukraine;
39. Heather Stefanson – Premier of Manitoba;
40. Ryan Stimpson – Commander of the Unifier training mission from April to September 2020;
41. Michel-Henri St-Louis – Acting Commander of the Canadian Army, Major General;
42. – John Tory – Mayor of Toronto
43. Patrick Travers – Senior Foreign Policy Advisor to the Office of the Prime Minister of Canada;
44. Jeffrey Toope – Commander of the Unifier training mission from October 2019 to April 2020;
45. Catherine Tait – President and CEO of the state broadcasting corporation
    CBC/Radio Canada;
46. Katie Telford – Chief of Staff to the Prime Minister of Canada;
47. David Walmsley is editor-in-chief of the Globe and Mail;
48. – Jim Watson – Mayor of Ottawa
49. Graham Flack – Head of the Secretariat of the Treasury Board of Canada;
50. Douglas Ford – Premier of Ontario;
51. – David Allison Fraser – Major General (Ret.)
52. Michael Harris – publicist;
53. Tasha Kheiriddin – publicist;
54. Sarah Heer – Commander of the Unifier Training Mission from September 2020 to March 2021;
55. – John Horgan – Premier of British Columbia
56. Leslie Church – Chief of Staff to the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance of Canada;
57. – Janice Charette – Acting Clerk of the Privy Council and Cabinet Secretary of Canada
58. Richard Shimooka is a fellow at the McDonald-Laurier Institute;
59. Chris Ecklund is an entrepreneur, project manager for the recruitment of Canadian citizens as mercenaries for the Armed Forces of Ukraine (fightforukraine.ca website);
60. Lloyd Norman Axworthy – Chairman of the NGO World Refugee and Migration Council;
61. Oz Jungic is a Political Advisor to the Office of the Prime Minister of Canada.