Wednesday, 15 September 2021

 

Erin O’Toole recycles a Scheer-era false claim: No, thousands of asylum seekers haven’t crossed ‘illegally’ at Roxham Road 

By Lex HarveyToronto Star
Wed., Sept. 15, 2021

Concepts of Geographic Thinking: Geographic Perspective, Patterns and Trends, Spatial Significance

Inquiry: Why might Mr. O'Toole feel he must recycle false information? How might asylum seekers be treated better by all Canadians? How might these false views regarding asylum seekers be rectified?

Activity: Collect data on asylum seekers to Canada. Conduct an issue analysis to identify and understand stakeholders views and beliefs in this issue. Create a spatial journal using data that represents differing views across Canada. Create a story map to communicate your results to Mr. O'Toole about asylum seekers and why they are not illegal and show how improving the immigrant experience could benefited Canadians..
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