Syrian refugees donate blood as way to thank Canada for taking them in
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HALIFAX — Dozens of Syrian refugees literally gave of themselves as a way of giving thanks for being taken in by Canada. Mohammad Harb says 61 refugees donated blood at a Canadian Blood Services clinic in Halifax on Saturday, and more were expected later in the day. Harb, whose family met Prime Minister Justin Trudeau […]
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