Connecting with Canadian hosts online can leave refugee families open to exploitation
The Didenkos hope to rent a unit nearby as their 5-year-old daughter enters kindergarten
‘I have been there. I understand what they need.’
Nina Kucheruk and her family have arrived from Kyiv
Ukrainian family finds refuge though century-old Canadian connection
“If we don’t find a job, we won’t be able to stay here for long.”
Mahdi Taheri shares his unlikely journey from the Afghan army to opening a shop in small-town B.C.
“Her feeling of the guilt was stronger than her feeling of the danger”
There were 306 refugees and more than 20 animals on board
Sergey Toporkov and his wife Olena arrived in Canada with little but the clothes on their backs
People waved Ukrainian flags and held up signs of welcome at the St. John’s International Airport
Family fled death threats in Mexico 13 years ago
Donations, accommodations, and work opportunities flow freely for refugees in B.C.
$1,300 raised, so far, by a 12 year old from Willoughby
‘If you don’t push yourself to help others during a war, when will you push yourself?’
Minister of Municipal Affairs Nathan Cullen announced the expansion of support on April 13
Fewer people have crossed the border in recent days, no one sure if it’s pause or permanent drop-off
Congress president Alexandra Chyczij called on the federal government to provide more support
Grygoriy Dyma will welcome his goddaughter and several other youth until the war in Ukraine subsides
From 2015 to 2021, Canada received over 3,900 refugee claims from Egypt and accepted about 3,100
