Jordan: Plastering Work and Syrian Refugee

jordan: It was the beginning of the war, he said, according to Hamilton Spectator. We went to Jordan, after the house was destroyed, under a UN program. Through an Arabic interpreter, the Syrian refugee now living in Kitchener said it was a sad moment but he knew he could rebuild. During his four years in Jordan, Bakhash was not able to do as much of the intricate plastering work that made him a highly sought after artisan in his homeland. The UN said 'would you like to go to Canada ' he recalled. Then, an unexpected opportunity arose. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.