refugees

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

Syrian refugees find themselves lonely, and perplexed, at the Arctic Circle

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

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.

Why the Conservative government’s policy on whom it would prefer to admit as a refugee is so problematic

With its big cities straining, refugees are being bused to remote rural towns and testing a nation’s tolerance

They fled the Middle East and arrived in Turkey. But now, only the poorest refugees remain there—and they’re full of misplaced hope that help is coming

He was tasked with bringing 60,000 refugees to Canada after the Vietnam War. Now, Michael Molloy says it’s time to do the right thing again.

What photographer Priscilla Hwang learned teaching at a school for Syrian refugees

Increasingly, voters hear only the voices they agree with. How to break free from the echo chamber.