Suffering’s Second Act
Feel-good stories about new refugees mask the struggles that lie ahead
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A Friend in Need
It’s Mulcair and Trudeau, not Harper, who will weaken Canada’s special relationship with the United States
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A Haircut Divided against Itself Cannot Stand
The case for banning the mullet at Canadian citizenship ceremonies
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North Poll
Stephen Harper loves Arctic photo ops, but Dennis Bevington knows what really matters across the 1,346,106 square-kilometre Northwest Territories riding
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Notes from the Inside of a National Disgrace
Ottawa’s treatment of Jews fleeing the Nazis was shameful. With Syrian refugees yearning for a safe home, will Canadian history repeat itself?
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The Ones Who Never Get Here
It’s great that Canada wants to take 10,000 Syrian refugees. But we can do more by helping the millions who never leave the Middle East
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Captives of Circumstance
A refugee’s child explains the harsh distinction between human smuggling and human trafficking
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The Children We Saved
Is Canada still a safe haven for immigrants?
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Sovereignty Is Not Independence
A Q&A with director Philippe Falardeau on his new film, My Internship in Canada
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“One Tiny Creature”
How can we create a rational immigration policy when a single photo has the power to traumatize our entire society?
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