refugees

Oxfam Canada workers share the stories of families they met in south Bangladesh, where more than 620,000 Rohingya have fled over the past three months

A new book collects letters between Toronto teens and their pen pals in a Kenyan refugee camp. Its impressive author, Clare Morneau, is only 17.

By March, 25,000 Syrian refugees will have landed in Canada. This unit of doctors and nurses at Toronto’s Crossroads Clinic is making sure their unique health needs are met.

Health care for newcomers to Canada should be a top priority — and that means recognizing and supporting our differences.

Every year, hundreds of frightened children from the developing world arrive alone in Canadian airports. Some are sent by desperate parents hoping to spare them poverty or violence. Others have been sold to human traffickers. Who's protecting these fragile refugees?