Whistler woman and Syrian ‘man from the airport’ working to bring 200 refugees to Canada

By Brandon Barrett
Whistler could potentially house handful from group currently detained in Australia

You could excuse Hassan Al Kontar for wanting to take some time to himself after the Syrian refugee spent seven months languishing in a Malaysian airport terminal last year. But with the platform he’s gained as one of the most visible figures of the global refugee crisis, the 38-year-old is committed to giving a voice to those who have none.…

Source:: Whistler woman and Syrian ‘man from the airport’ working to bring 200 refugees to Canada

• Whistler News

August 8, 2019

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