Canada’s immigration system is no kinder than America’s
Opinion: Despite the Liberals’ boasts of its humanitarian credentials, Canada’s refugee intake numbers reveal something else
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How Canada became the ’crown jewel’ of smuggling destinations
In a world flooded with millions of displaced people, Canada has become the dream destination—and a cash cow for those capitalizing on their hopes
Why now is better than never for migrants in Montreal
Many of the Haitians fleeing the U.S. don’t expect to win refugee status, but they will find a temporary safe haven in a welcoming city
Three Syrian mothers share stories of starting over
Pregnant when they arrived in Canada, they describe their experiences of giving birth, settling in and the parenting customs of their new home
The real tragedy of Mavis Otuteye’s death: it didn’t have to happen
The Ghanaian woman found dead of exposure in a Minnesota field could’ve legally entered Canada—at a normal crossing
In Athens, an anarchists’ hotel for refugees
Taken over illegally from bankrupt owners, the hotel is now a friendly migrant oasis amidst a still-unfolding disaster
Canadians have turned a blind eye to the Liberals’ refugee failures
Canada’s big talk on refugees doesn’t align with the government’s private-sponsorship cap—which was swept under the rug
Seeing a Syrian refugee’s journey, through a child’s eyes
Norwegian filmmaker Egil Håskjold Larsen on ’69 Minutes Of 86 Days’, a refugee documentary focussed on humanity, not horror