John McCallum

The Liberals may not hit their 10,000 Syrian refugee resettlement target, but John McCallum is decidedly optimistic.

Questions, complaints and combativeness as the 42nd Parliament gets to work

Syrian refugees will find that it’s a lot better to have a sponsor than to rely on government assistance

Fewer Syrians will be coming to Canada this year—a sign of reality casting clouds on these sunny days. But the Liberals’ refugee plan remains a big push.

Meet eight Liberal ministers with the toughest jobs in government: delivering on an electorate’s sky-high hopes

The Liberals confirm it aims to hit its target of 25,000 Syrian refugees by year’s end through both government and private sponsorship

Advocates for the Interim Federal Health program to return still don’t know when the program will be revived, and what the scope of coverage will be

The latest stats reinforce the daunting task facing the Liberals, who vow to keep their promise and resettle 25,000 more refugees by year’s end

Maclean’s spoke to the new minister of immigration, refugees and citizenship before election day about what would become his new portfolio

With a promising young caucus, and a handful of veterans, Trudeau has a lot of egos to satisfy—and disappoint