By H’Oat Rmah in Vancouver, BC I was born in 1996, in a small village surrounded by the mountains of Central Highland in southern Vietnam.…
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Tag: UNHCR
It’s Not Only Syrians Who Need Our Help
Commentary by Debbie Douglas in Toronto The image of our new Prime Minister, in shirtsleeves greeting the first Syrian refugees airlifted from Beirut to Pearson…
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Refugee Family ‘Very Happy’ to Come to Canada
by Mark A. Cadiz in Toronto Four million Syrians have fled their country and millions more are living in dire conditions in refugee camps. But…
View More Refugee Family ‘Very Happy’ to Come to CanadaAddressing Mental Health of Resettled Refugees
by Leah Bjornson in Vancouver Canadian party leaders have all pledged to resettle thousands (if not tens of thousands) of Syrian refugees over the next…
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Refugee Numbers Increasing Dramatically
by Zoran Vidić in Subotica on the Serbia – Hungary border They come from Afghanistan, Pakistan, Syria, Palestine, Somalia, Eritrea, Libya and even West Africa.…
View More Refugee Numbers Increasing DramaticallyA life upended by war; a fresh start in Canada
by Michelle Zilio (@michellezilio) Speaking from their new apartment in Laval, Quebec, the Dandachi family says the past 17 days have been like a “honeymoon” compared to…
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Syria’s Refugee Crisis: Echoes of the Past
by Michael Molloy As the misery and displacement stemming from the multi-sided Syrian civil war worsens and the international community is asked to resettle some…
View More Syria’s Refugee Crisis: Echoes of the PastRefugees: long treks from despair
by Ranjit Bhaskar Hope was the operative word here. Radiating from the eager and sincere volunteers, young and old, as Toronto joined the world Thursday…
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