Abdullah Kurdi lost it all. Now in a whirlwind, there is no peace
The photograph of Alan Kurdi, dead on a beach, moved the world. Now, his father has become a pawn in the region’s intractable conflicts. It’s tearing him apart.
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Alan Kurdi
Inside the tragedy that woke up the world
One family’s desperate flight and the final hours of the little boy who changed everything.
Courting trouble: Why are we denying some refugees health coverage?
Cathy Gulli on the health care reality that exists for refugees in Canada
Red tape, paperwork and the Syrian refugee crisis
Michael Petrou takes a closer look at the Canada’s role in the story of Alan Kurdi and his family
Mourners honour lives of Syrian mother and sons: ’Forgive us’
Calls to action, prayer for forgiveness punctuate ceremony for family who died this week in the waters off a Turkish resort
Election Issues 2015: A Maclean’s primer on Syrian refugees
Maclean’s is your destination for the 2015 election. Start with our in-depth primers on the big issues, including Syrian refugees
Life, death and politics
The death of Alan Kurdi and the federal election campaign of 2015
A refugee crisis is only half the story in Syria
Michael Petrou on why it’s time to confront our original failure in Syria: allowing Bashar al-Assad’s reign of terror to continue
For the record: Stephen Harper on Syrian refugees
A transcript of Stephen Harper’s statement about the death of Alan Kurdi and his family at a B.C. campaign stop
His name was Alan Kurdi
Jonathon Gatehouse on a photograph that should trouble everyone who has stood by and watched Syria’s refugee crisis unfold