Opinion
Even with other major stories percolating — sex education in schools and the federal election among them — the Syrian refugee crisis has thankfully not been nudged off the front pages. Noble and determined efforts are underway everywhere to help the estimated Syrian refugees find new homes. Last week, the Ontario government pledged $10.5 million to resettle 10,000 refugees here by the end of 2016. About $2 million of that will go to immediate humanitarian help. Also in the province, an initiative called Lifeline Syria will recruit, train and assist sponsor groups to support 1,000 Syrian refugees coming to Canada…
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