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Syrians

Syrian cartoonist Mwafaq Katt
June 3, 2021
Arts & Culture/Top Stories

‘I Came to Canada for My Freedom’: Syrian Cartoonist Mwafaq Katt

The Toronto-based Syrian cartoonist Mwafaq Katt spoke to NCM's Arzu Yildiz about his experience as an artist, why in Syria his drawings

February 5, 2016
Top Stories

Syrians Struggle With Prospect of Leaving Family Behind

Abdullah Kurdi, father of the three-year old toddler who captured media attention when his body was discovered on the shores of Turkey,

December 7, 2015
Top Stories

Manitoba To Provide Skills Training for Refugees

Settlement agencies and other organizations are busy ramping up their services to prepare for the 10,000 Syrians that will arrive in Canada

November 29, 2015
Commentary

Forget the Syrians. Who’s Keeping an Eye on those Loyalist Refugees?

Thousands of Syrian refugees will arrive in Canada by year’s end. Even before the attacks in Paris, some Canadians were already chattering

October 1, 2015
Top Stories

Refugee Resettlement Groups: “The More, The Merrier”

Toronto-based not-for-profit organization Lifeline Syria has been at the forefront of efforts to bring Syrian refugees to Canada. Launched at the end

September 15, 2015
Commentary

The Mediterranean Crisis: An Open Letter to World Leaders

A child should not have to die to mobilize governments into credible action. The photograph of three-year-old Aylan Kurdi’s body washed ashore,

September 8, 2015
Commentary

We Are All ‘Syrians’

Vanja Crnojević left her native town of Maglaj during the civil war in Bosnia and her family found refuge in Switzerland. The

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