refugees

Opinion: The worsening circumstances for desperate people in countries like Honduras demand Canada’s attention

A new wave of asylum seekers will arrive from the U.S., and the welcome mat may no longer be out

Opinion: Since 2000, 16 people have died in Canada’s immigration detention system, but oversight remains cursory

I’m a Syrian refugee who escaped to safety in Germany. I know I’m lucky. But the horrors in my homeland find themselves in my life, all the same

The dissident Chinese exile Ai Weiwei proves perfectly suited to the task of revealing the depths of the refugee crisis with his film, ’Human Flow’

On the two-year anniversary of Alan Kurdi’s death, Abdullah and Tima Kurdi discuss his legacy and their hopes for the future.

At least 8,500 have drowned since a photograph of a dead boy on the beach moved the world. Many more have disappeared into Syria’s gulag. We will all be judged.

Opinion: Amid a new influx of migrants, there are ways for the Trudeau government to show that it has a handle on Canada’s asylum system

The photo of Alan Kurdi, face-down on a beach, was seen as a wake-up call. But two years later, the crisis persists—for refugees, and for the Kurdis

Terry Glavin: Canada can easily absorb migrants crossing into Quebec. The real problem is this country’s dysfunctional immigration system.