refugees

While it may be ridiculous to criticize race, it is reasonable to criticize culture, writes Scott Gilmore

Video: Michael Friscolanti on an inspiring group of Canadians who banded together to sponsor a mother and her three children

The attacks in Cologne have changed perceptions of migrants and maybe the nation’s willingness to embrace them

For a refugee named Rasha, the road’s been fraught from Damascus to Beirut, then Edmonton, then Ottawa. But she’s found happiness at last.

Passarlay survived human trafficking and a Mediterranean crossing. And he plans to go back home.

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

Why these late-breaking events—the TRC report and welcoming of refugees—will shape Canada in 2016

For one family of Syrian refugees, a harrowing sprint to safety was the first step on a long journey to Canada

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.