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A Message of HopeWhen Ted recently published his biography titled Never Give Up, the author might well have added a subtitle of “…and Never Say No.” Since arriving in Canada in 1982, Ted has rarely said no to volunteering his time to schools, youth detention centres and speaking at fund-raising events. His message is one of hope and personal perseverance. |
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Alfredo's HeritageFourteen-year-old Alfredo Chivunda was born in a refugee camp in Zambia, so he has never known his country of origin, either at peace or at war. |
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Zlatko's Second Chance"It started gradually. I mean something was in the air for many months. There was a complete confrontation of the opposing parties in the conflict, the ethnic factions. The propaganda spread by the media was fierce." |
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Fegalo’s TransitionWhen I first arrived I didn't know anybody – no Nigerian, no black person, no white person. It was very difficult. We have different ways, different expectations, and different attitudes. It's interesting, because I thought there were a lot of hazards here, but what you see on television is not the same thing. I was thinking that people are not friendly, but I have seen that everybody is ready to help. |
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Alaa’s Plea for AsylumAlaa, a young Palestinian male from Bethlehem in the West Bank, came to seek refuge in Canada after being shot by a rubber bullet while searching for his brother during a demonstration. He will have to demonstrate to a judge that he deserves to stay in Canada as a Convention Refugee. |
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