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This is how Canadian kids welcomed Syrian refugees – Watch
Canada on Friday welcomed 163 Syrian refugees, taking in the first of a planned 25,000 in a matter of months and promising them a better life as they flee their country's horrific war.
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A 5-year-old Syrian refugee and his mother get ready to board a bus to the Armenian Community Centre, which sponsors Syrian refugees that arrived in Toronto on December 11, 2015. Toronto: Canada on Friday welcomed 163 Syrian refugees, taking in the first of a planned 25,000 in a matter of months and promising them a better life as they flee their country's horrific war.
The refugees arrived just weeks after Canada's newly elected Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said his country would pull its fighter jets from a US-led coalition targeting Islamic State fighters in Iraq and Syria.
Trudeau and several members of his Liberal government were on hand to greet the Syrians as they arrived on a troop transport plane in Toronto.
Dozens of volunteers, interpreters and immigration officials helped the Syrians through the formalities of admission and gave them blankets, snow boots and other welcome gifts.
In a touching video posted by World Vision Canada, young Canadian children record a warm welcome to Syrian refugees.
Watch the video here:
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