With limited power of coercion and big exposure to risk, Canada’s best path is to lead by example
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With limited power of coercion and big exposure to risk, Canada’s best path is to lead by example
Amirhossein Zolghadri chose to file a refugee claim instead of hiring a smuggler. Now, he’s trapped in Turkey
Immigration minister stresses Liberals commitment to queer and trans refugees
MPs concerned about stagnating refugee arrivals amid Trump’s executive order
Canadian government has stopped accepting LGBT Iranian refugees to prioritize Syrian refugees
An emergency debate in the House of Commons asked the government if it would take in more LGBT refugees from citizens of the seven banned countries
Documents obtained by Xtra show fewer LGBT refugees arriving in Canada but more asylum requests granted
‘How do you expect me to go back when I’m scared of dying?’ Angela asked Canadian border official set to deport her
NDP MP thanks new Liberal immigration minister for emergency intervention
Advocates asking immigration minister for emergency intervention
I am black and British. How can I go back to a country that holds no place for me in its heart?
When will our immigration system recognize that so-called safe countries are actually dangerous for queer and trans citizens?
How you can help new friends love the city like you do
Liberal, NDP MPs hear from activists, trans people and HIV experts
Choice events in the city this week
Trump’s election will slow or stop the tremendous progress LGBT Americans made under Barack Obama, but the real impact will be felt globally
Stephen Jackman-Torkoff and Tawiah Ben M’Carthy are done with the assumptions — they want to tell their own stories about being black, male and queer
Sponsors should offer emotional and other support to newcomers, while respecting their autonomy