Even if TS 2023 earthquake survivors are unseen, unheard, and now being asked to leave, we are still part of this country.
We came legally, worked, paid taxes, and tried to rebuild our lives with dignity.
We are here. We are human. We are part of Canada too.
Happy Canada Day 🇨🇦
🇨🇦 Mr. Prime Minister, your government speaks of building Canada strong.
Families like ours want to keep contributing to that strength.
Please extend our permits.
@MarkJCarney#ExtendTS2023#WeBuildCanada
We have built lives in Canada, and those lives cannot be ignored. We are more than numbers. We want to stay, continue contributing, and give back to this country. #Extend Ts2023
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We didn't come to Canada to take anyone's job. We filled positions that were left vacant and contributed where workers were needed. For the past 3 years, we've built our lives here, worked hard, paid taxes, and contributed to this country. We simply want the chance to continue doing so. Please show the same humanity we're asking for. 🇨🇦 #TS2023 #Canada @LenaMetlegeDiab@MarkJCarney
Happy Canada Day! 🇨🇦❤️ Thank you for giving us the opportunity to rebuild our lives. We are proud to contribute to this country we now call home. All we ask for is a fair extension to continue building our future here. #ExtendTS2023
Around 3000 people are in canada They earn their own money, pay taxes, and foot own bills. They are contributors, not a burden.Canada found room for over a million newcomers but no room for approximately 3,000 people? That double standard feels deeply unfair and discriminatory.🇨🇦
@TheHillTimes Canada says it needs skilled workers to fill shortages.
We’re those workers nurses, drivers, builders already here, already contributing.
So why reject extending our permits, with no pathway for 2026? @LenaMetlegeDiab#ExtendTS2023#WeBuildCanada
A petition backed by Liberal and NDP MPs asking for a two-year extension to temporary work permits for Turkish earthquake victims has been rejected by the federal government.
Critics say the decision is “discriminatory” and “unfair."
https://t.co/TTB7I7iKgq
We thank Canadian journalist Mark Slapinski for using his voice to highlight this important issue. @mark_slapinski
TS2023 families came to Canada when doors were opened. They rebuilt their lives, worked, and became part of our communities.
Today, they need our support.
This is about fairness. This is about consistency. This is about keeping our word.
It takes only 30 seconds. One signature can make a difference.
We invite everyone to stand with TS2023 families.
https://t.co/E8K3y6YOYX
#TS2023 #epetition7288
@mark_slapinski We don't ask for favor, what we want is a chance to keep contributing Canada. Not the land of your birth, but where you find your worth #Ts2023
@mark_slapinski We are grateful to Canada We are here under TS2023. Our work permits expire in September. We came after the earthquake and cannot return—we no longer have a stable life there. We work, pay taxes, and our children go to school. Please hear our voice and give us more time for PR
Appreciate your support, Mark.
Thousands of TS2023 families came to Canada after losing everything in the earthquake. They’ve built lives here, work, pay taxes, and contribute to this country.
Now they face uncertainty.
We’re asking for a fair extension and a realistic pathway forward.
👉 Support the petition: https://t.co/E8K3y6YOYX�