Refugees

Prime Minister Trudeau created a bit of a stir over the weekend when he tweeted a thinly veiled message to the American administration about how Canada welcomes refugees regardless of their religion.

A Canadian is a Canadian is a Canadian, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said in the wake of Donald Trump's ban on some refugees.

Child casualties have become so commonplace as to barely merit mention in the news cycle. An estimated 15,000 have been killed in Syria since the conflict began.

On October 17, U.S.-backed Iraqi troops and Kurdish security forces began a massive offensive to drive Islamic State fighters from Mosul, displacing Iraqi civilians who're fleeing the fighting.

Syrian refugees in Metro Vancouver were disturbed by Trump's win, but said they weren't feeling the same fear that U.S. Muslims were experiencing.

Newly released statistics show Canada's citizenship and immigration website experienced a huge spike in web traffic from the U.S. just before it crashed on Tuesday, as election results rolled in.

Fifty per cent of the students at one French school in Montreal are Syrian refugees. National Observer takes you inside of one of them through the eyes of a student.

As desperate refugees' lives are caught in limbo, a sense of moral urgency seems to be sorely lacking.

The fun and games at this day camp are more than just a rite of passage for these new Canadians, they're a key step in easing their transition into a strange country with unfamiliar customs.

A thousand people are talking about Canada's welcoming of refugees.

“If there is water damage, mouldy food, etc, our house and many others will be a biohazard by the end of the summer if the cleanup takes that long."

The Halifax School Board slammed the Chronicle-Herald Monday for publishing a story on refugee children bullying others that the board said isn't true