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Examining Canada's legacy in Afghanistan
3 years after Taliban's return to power | Power & Politics

10th Anniversary - End of Canada’s Military Mission in Afghanistan

  • It has been said that Canada's war in Afghanistan grabbed hold of a generation of soldiers, diplomats, aid workers and even journalists and never quite let go. Read More

  • EdTek Services, a long-time provider of top LMS systems and LMS support services for small and midsize organizations, is excited to announce the launch of Aman Lara's Online Skills Training Program for Afghan and Ukrainian refugees in Canada and abroad. Read More

  • As the Government of Canada works to resettle at least 40,000 Afghan refugees by the end of 2023, Helmets to Hardhats (H2H) is collaborating with Aman Lara and local building trades unions across Canada to provide recently resettled Afghan nationals with opportunities in the skilled trades. Read More

  • Journalists for Human Rights (JHR) and Aman Lara wish to underscore that we are committed to evacuating Afghans whose lives are in danger. We are keeping the promise we all made to Afghan journalists, interpreters, and human rights defenders to end their long-drawn-out wait for safety. Read more

  • Each year, the Samuel Group of Companies chooses two charities to partner with in advance of CANSEC and DEFSEC Atlantic, the nation’s largest security and defence tradeshows. The Group is proud to announce this year’s spotlighted charities: Aman Lara for CANSEC 2022, and the Canadian Naval Memorial Trust for DEFSEC Atlantic 2022. Read more

  • A Canadian veterans group urged the federal government Monday to send officials to Kabul to help resettle Afghan refugees after a 10-year-old girl was killed near a Taliban checkpoint. Read more

  • From the street, it looks like just another Kabul compound, but that’s the point. The families inside don’t want to be found. They’re hiding from the Taliban who patrol the city in their pickups. Read more

  • The Taliban’s killing of a 10-year-old girl who was waiting to come to Canada should “shock the conscience of every Canadian,” Immigration Minister Sean Fraser said Friday as he renewed the government’s commitment to resettling Afghan refugees. Read more

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