More than 300 Afghans arrive in Canada as Ottawa inches closer to 40,000 resettlement goal

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More than 300 people from Afghanistan arrived in Canada on Wednesday, bringing the total number of Afghans resettled since the Taliban takeover of that country to more than 30,000, the federal government said.

A flight from Pakistan arrived at Toronto’s Pearson International Airport on Wednesday morning.

Those on board included people who helped Canada’s mission in Afghanistan, family members of former interpreters and privately sponsored refugees.

After the Taliban swept to power in August 2021, Canada promised to resettle at least 40,000 Afghans through a number of special programs.

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Ottawa has faced criticism for its chaotic attempts to get people to safety as the

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