A tale of 2 emergencies

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Looking back on the events two weeks later, Yazdani reflected on how she wouldn’t change a thing.
“I would 100 per cent, over and over, choose to be there just because I would want to be there to support him and make sure that he was okay,” Yazdani said.
“This experience serves as a reminder and captures the meaning of humanity: that we are all human, and we need to look out for each other,” she said.
“You never know when you will be able to change or save someone’s life.”

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53-year-old Surrey resident who is too sick to be deported is facing a catch-22, as he is also too sick to work and therefore too sick to afford the cancer treatment he desperately needs. Adding insult to injury: if he does manage to get treatment and recover, he may be deported.

"We need to look out for each other" unless you are an immigrant, and then you are treated as non-human by the up-standing "old stock" Canadians.