MONTREAL–As Montrealers gear up to receive 162 Syrian refugees tonight, the Twittersphere has lit up with messages of warmth and welcome.
#WelcomeRefugees and #WelcometoCanada are trending and the messages are heartwarming.
Here’s a look at some of them:
https://twitter.com/natxamazinggg/status/675788643504668672
International reaction
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The outpouring of cyber love has our neighbours down south looking up and sharing their tweets full of admiration for our country.
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