Finding more safe homes for refugees would be a win for Canada’s communities—and economy
Keeping the well-planned humanitarian elements of its immigration system open and growing will benefit Canada. But its particular genius is in not saying 'either/or.'
This tragic epidemic has taught us with rare force the necessity for solidarity; that none of us is safe unless all are safe; that workers all-too-often unfairly undervalued in our societies are essential to our collective well-being, writes Gillian Triggs. Unsplash photograph by Alin Andersen
