Stephanie Levitz
Reporter with The Canadian Press
About Stephanie Levitz
Canadians didn't link Syrian refugees with increased terror risk, poll suggests
The survey asked Canadians about their level of personal involvement in supporting Syrian refugees.
Delays in refugee arrivals from Turkey are likely in wake of attempted coup
Securing exit permits for Syrians in Turkey was already a difficult process and held up the Liberal government's goal of resettling 25,000 refugees last Fall.
Tories seek more help for Yazidis but audit suggests their past help was minimal
Immigration officials also told a House of Commons committee Monday that Yazidis were never highlighted specifically by the Conservatives as a group that should be prioritized for resettlement.
Elder statesman of Conservative MPs entering party leadership race
MP Deepak Obhrai will be the fifth entrant in the contest that will conclude with a vote by party members next May.
Clement seeks to make jump from being virtual Tory leader to real one
Clement tried in 2004 when the Canadian Alliance merged with the Progressive Conservatives to form the current Conservative party, but he finished third to Stephen Harper.
Buzz around Jason Kenney's political ambitions highlights his political power
The Conservative MP is considering several paths including a run for leadership of the federal Conservatives or leaving Ottawa to lead a unite−the−right movement in his home province of Alberta.
From Zaatari to Ottawa: young refugee and minister reunite over painting
Federal politicians meet a lot of people, but Syrian children don’t meet a lot of federal politicians — let alone the same one twice, in two different countries.
Finding a job not just a matter of money for Syrian refugee newcomers
What is at stake right now is feeling like they belong in the country they are now calling home.
First year of Syrian refugee resettlement program comes in under budget
Transportation was cheaper than expected, temporary military housing was never used and neither was a contingency fund.
Pride flag raised on Parliament Hill in all-party show of support
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau had the honour of raising the distinctive rainbow banner on the Hill for the first time at a celebration attended by MPs from all federal parties.