Canada’s new Liberal government is pushing forward with its pledge to resettle 25,000 Syrian refugees by the end of February.
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The Canadian government have agreed to cover the cost of travel for Syrian refugees, although other refugee groups still need to pay for their travel to Canada.
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It appears that even that newer, more modest goal might not be met. “We are very pleased to be the first Canadian airline company to engage in this major humanitarian effort, and to be assisting the Canadian government and worldwide authorities in this way”, said Jean-François Lemay, General Manager of Air Transat.
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“I remember when the photo came out, I was in a board meeting and I started to get all these emails”, says Alexandra Kotyk, Lifeline Syria’s project director.
More than 1,000 Syrians have already arrived. “It’s what we do and it’s who we are”.
“You are home. Welcome home”, said Trudeau, as he handed out winter coats and supplies to the newly arrived families. Major companies also want to take part.
Friesen says Canada is the only country in the world that charges refugees interest on the loans they’re issued when brought to this country – and the issue is causing a stir in the refugee community. Meanwhile, Canadian doctors are organizing health clinics in hospitals and other health facilities.
Speaking at a briefing on Wednesday, McCallum said 10,000 refugees will be “verified” by December 31, but not all will be on Canadian soil. Canada is working with the United Nations refugee agency UNHCR, local governments and the International Organization for Migration to expedite the vetting process.
Calla says there were plans to house the refugees at military bases and on cruise ships. But it pushed its deadline back to February after the deadly November attacks in Paris, saying it would bring in 10,000 by year-end.
A week ago, the government promised a flurry of flights in the last 10 days of the year, but the expected tempo of two or three planeloads of refugees a day out of Jordan and Lebanon has not materialized.
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“It is a great sign of the generosity of all Canadians, according to their means”, McCallum said.
