Three of the people who are wanted by the federal government under suspicion of entering Canada illegally are listed as living in Alberta.
The men are among 30 suspects named on the government's new website which was unveiled by Ottawa on Thursday.
Officials say Mahmood Khalid Hafiz of Pakistan shows his last known address to be in Calgary.
Dimitrije Karic of Yugoslavia was last known to be in Medicine Hat.
And the last known address of Cristobal Gonzalez-Ramirez, of Honduras, was in Edmonton.
The three are described as:
Mahmood Khalid Hafiz:
- Alias: Aslam
- Born: 1969-01-15
- Birth place: Hafiz Abad, Pakistan
- Features: Black hair and eyes
- Last known address: Calgary
Cristobal Gonzalez-Ramirez:
- Alias: Cristobal Ramirez
- Born: 1966-10-27
- Birth place: Tegucigalpa, Honduras
- Features: Black hair and eyes
- Last known address: Edmonton
Dimitrije Karic:
- Alias: Mita, Dimitrije
- Born: 1960-06-30
- Birth place: Plocice, Kovin, Yugoslavia
- Features: Fair complexion, brown hair and eyes
- Last known address: Medicine Hat
The federal government says there are stringent guidelines in place to prevent war criminals from entering Canada, but it can be difficult to spot those who apply for asylum using false passports.
Public Safety Minister Vic Toews says about 300 people are denied entry to Canada each year because of suspected violations of human rights.
If the new website proves to be successful, the government says it may release more names in the future.
(With files from ctvedmonton.ca and the Canadian Press)
