For the first time in 72 years, Canada has resettled more refugees than any other country in the world in a calendar year. This is according to data compiled by a researcher at the University of Calgary. Numbers from the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) show that Canada accepted
U.S. President Donald Trump’s recent executive order to ban citizens from seven countries entering the United States is leaving many refugees to wonder where they’ll have a safe future. The answer is Canada. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau followed up Trump’s ban with a series of tweets to reiterate Canada’s open door
In the midst of all the confusion, chaos and emotion that dominate both conversations and headlines as of late, there are a few slivers of hope that restore our faith in, well, something. Most recently, Starbucks is doing just that. In response to President Donald Trump’s indefinite suspension of Syrian refugees
The only “good” news of the past few days comes in the form of the growing stories of the humanity, goodwill and grace of others. Companies, governments and everyday citizens are stepping up to the plate in reaction to Trump’s executive order. Over the weekend, Prime Minister Trudeau took to Twitter
We joked about it over and over again, but it’s actually happening – American refugees are fleeing to Canada in record numbers. According to Radio Canada, the RCMP has detained 823 Americans illegally crossing the border into Quebec so far in 2016. That number was just 166 in 2014, and 315
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