refugees

Privately sponsored? Government-assisted? It doesn’t really matter how refugees get to Canada. It just matters that more of them do.

We have the capacity to welcome many more refugees to Canada than our leaders are pledging. What’s lacking is the political will.

In Lawrence Hill’s new and prescient novel, a brilliant runner fleeing crisis is a metaphor for the endless movement of African peoples

The photo of the body of young refugee Alan Kurdi was heart-wrenching. But there is even more suffering that we do not see—and must see

If it’s unclear how Canada is doing on bringing refugees to safety, it’s pretty clear we’re letting them remain economically vulnerable after they get here

In Canada, ’thinking big’ often means thinking a little less small. Scott Gilmore on why the image of a drowned Syrian boy must shock us into action

’We didn’t start calling it a “crisis” until people began arriving in Europe,’ Scott Gilmore writes

On the small Greek island of Kos, a wave of desperate migrants were met by European sunbathers, weary locals and totally unprepared officials

Where does Canada stand on its 10,000-refugee promise? The answer will cost you

Michael Petrou explains the disturbing scenes in Calais and why there has been such an ugly uproar in the press and Parliament over this relative trickle