Good evening, Mr. Mark Carney. We’re still here — can’t hear you very well from down here. Let us know when you’d like to look down at the very people who are helping this country grow. #TS2023 Lena Metlege Diab We’re still here.

Good evening, Sean Fraser. Here we are again, listening to the same old story. The story: “Politicians lie about everything.” End of story. Mark Carney Lena Metlege Diab Marc Miller ᐅᑭᒫᐃᐧᐅᓃᐸᐄᐧᐤᐃᔨᐣ Mikotsikaa Sean Fraser #ts2023 #GivingTuesday #Canucks #wallstedt Justin Trudeau UN Human Rights

The Liberal Party has always defined itself by two principles: evidence-based policymaking and compassion rooted in fairness. TS2023 sits at the intersection of both. 6,000 fully employed humanitarian workers who rebuilt their lives after the 7.8 earthquake are not a “weight”

A year ago, The Hill Times reported a clear message from Turkish earthquake survivors in Canada: “Clear a path for immigration amid uncertainty.” That story captured the reality of TS2023 open work-permit holders, families who arrived under extraordinary circumstances, built

One year after TS2023, families who rebuilt their lives in Canada still have no clarity. They work, study, contribute, and yet face uncertainty as the special measure nears expiry. Canada cannot afford to lose what these families have built. TS2023 needs an extension and a

The February 6, 2023 earthquakes in Türkiye are recorded as the deadliest earthquakes worldwide since the 2010 Haiti earthquake, which claimed over 300,000 lives. We know how Canada opened its doors to Haiti and provided protection and opportunity. Please do not forget us—the

Imagine working outside in sub-freezing temperatures, building the backbone of society — homes, roads, pipelines, oil rigs — just to be met with ignorance and cuts from the very government that invited you here to build a life. This is the reality for many young Turkish men who

On Monday, 6 February 2023, a 7.8-magnitude earthquake struck southeastern Türkiye, centered in the city of Kahramanmaraş, near the Syrian border. Several hours later, a second 7.5-magnitude earthquake hit the same region. In this disaster of unprecedented scale and severity,

We are people who were invited to Canada by the Canadian government and given hope to rebuild our lives after the February 6 Türkiye earthquakes, the second deadliest earthquake in the world. We have tried to endure the restrictions and barriers imposed by this temporary work

What is the situation in Türkiye today? In Türkiye, 37,066 buildings collapsed, and more than 646,000 buildings were either destroyed or heavily damaged. Even with international support, recovery and reconstruction will take years. Hundreds of thousands of people, including

Türkiye’s over 100 million cubic meters of debris puts anyone returning at serious risk. Breathing this air can cause lung damage, respiratory illnesses, and long-term health problems. Sending earthquake survivors back would mean leaving them in the middle of disaster again.

We came with hope. We did the hardest jobs, paid our taxes, and followed the rules. Now we face uncertainty and debt, after doing everything asked of us. We didn’t come for help.We came to work and contribute. That shouldn’t be ignored. #TS2023 #TS2023Extend Mark Carney CBC News

Canada has always been a place where people came seeking safety, dignity, and a future. Loyalists once arrived with hope in uncertain times. Today, TS2023 families carry the same hope. Please let that hope continue. #ts2023extend Mark Carney Lena Metlege Diab Nicholas Keung 姜巧樂 CBC News

This is not only about an extension We respectfully ask for a facilitated PR pathway for 6000 TS2023 holders Canada showed generosity to earthquake survivors now our families and lives are here #ts2023extend #PRforTS2023 Mark Carney Lena Metlege Diab Nicholas Keung 姜巧樂 CBC News Irem Koca

Canada’s immigration system is rigged for the wealthy and credentialed — and ruthless to the workers who actually keep this country running. We are TS2023 earthquake survivors. We were invited here to work, survive, and rebuild our lives. Instead, we’re blocked from education,

What is the situation in Türkiye today? In Türkiye, 37,066 buildings collapsed, and more than 646,000 buildings were either destroyed or heavily damaged. Even with international support, recovery and reconstruction will take years. Hundreds of thousands of people, including

The February 6, 2023 earthquakes in Türkiye are recorded as the deadliest earthquakes worldwide since the 2010 Haiti earthquake, which claimed over 300,000 lives. We know how Canada opened its doors to Haiti and provided protection and opportunity. Please do not forget us—the