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The Canadian Refugee Sponsorship Agreement Holders Association
November 1, 2017
The Council of the Canadian Refugee Sponsorship Agreement Holders Association (SAH Council) represents more than 100 Canadian organizations that sponsor refugees under the Private Sponsorship of Refugees (PSR) Program.
- Multi-year levels and overall Immigration Targets
The SAH Council welcomes the introduction of a multi-year Levels Plan.
The Council has frequently asserted that past and current immigration levels were too low and will
negatively impact Canada’s future as a nation. We appreciate that the envisaged targets begin to take
into consideration the recommendations from many stakeholders, including humanitarian and business
organizations.
- Proportion of Resettled Refugees within the Immigration Levels Plan
The SAH Council is concerned that the multi-year plan leaves refugees behind. Notwithstanding the
Government’s public statements in Canada and internationally that Canadians are welcoming and
generous, it reduced the number of refugees that can be brought to safety in Canada through resettlement
in 2017. Following the increase in resettled refugees admitted to Canada in 2016, the Government
reduced the proportion of resettled refugees within the overall immigration level by almost half this year,
from just below 15% to 8%. The 2018 targets in the multi-year plan maintain these restrictions on this
humanitarian program. While the SAH Council appreciates the envisaged small increases in 2018, 2019
and 2020, the proportion of resettled refugees within overall immigration levels is too low.
This policy of focussing the immigration plans so heavily towards the economic stream over many years
neglects the role of immigration with regard to nation building. Refugees bring important diversity and
balance to Canada’s mosaic which has been shown to strengthen social cohesion. It is also short-sighted
to ignore the fact that economic benefits flow from all immigration streams, not just the economic class.
The Minister of IRCC acknowledged this reality during the press conference on November 1, 2017, but
the plan fails to address the SAH Council’s concern.
As a signatory to the New York Declaration and co-host of the 2016 Leaders’ Summit, Canada has
positioned itself as a leader on refugee resettlement. As such, with the need for global resettlement rising
and the number of available resettlement spaces decreasing, Canada must exercise global leadership by
increasing its commitment to refugees.
- Partnership of the Government and Civil Society to Respond to Resettlement Needs
Apart from the exceptional time frame of November 2015 – December 2016, when Canada resettled up
to 25,000 Government Assisted Refugees (GAR) and up to 18,000 Privately Sponsored Refugees (PSR),
Canada’s commitment to resettle GARs has not changed significantly with rising global displacement.
Between 1995 and 2015, Canada resettled about 7,500 GARs annually (with numbers even lower from
2012 to 2014), in spite of the fact that in the same time period global resettlement needs had risen by
about 3,000%, and the number of globally displaced is at the highest level since the Second World War.
The unchanged GAR figure in 2018 and continued low figure in 2019 and 2020 undermine Canada’s
credibility as a global leader on refugee resettlement.
The Council is relieved that the target for privately sponsored refugees remains at a similar level to 2017.
However, with only slight increases each year until 2020, it does not address, in a timely manner, thebacklog of PSR applications that was greatly increased during the period of time when the Government encouraged and facilitated large numbers of Syrian and Iraqi sponsorship applications. The Government has made a promise to eliminate this backlog by 2019 and to reduce the processing time for new applications to about 12 months. To do this it was incumbent on the Government to assume the responsibility and use the 2018 Immigration Levels plan and the PSR target to take extraordinary measures and substantially increase the number of admissions of privately sponsored refugees in 2018. The SAH Council feels this was a missed opportunity and is concerned about the implications going forward. Many sponsors who mobilized in large numbers in response to the Government’s call are losing their motivation as they continue to wait to welcome the refugees they agreed to sponsor. The burden of the backlog will continue to be borne by civil society and the sponsored refugees.
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Internet overall is a strange place. And Reddit is even weirder than other social medias, in my opinion, because we are all anonymous here. Plus, a lot of subs create a "hive mind" where everything is read through some lenses and you have to be aware of that. For example, AITA will always say that you have the right to not help your parents because it's parentification even if it's something small. JNMIL will almost always say that NC is the best option even when MIL is just mildly annoying. 

Anyway. It seems like you allow reddit to affect you way too much and doesn't seem to understand how some subreddits work. Saying someone should go to the police is a common troupe on reddit and a lot of people don't understand it's not always the best option or useful advice, as it's common for redditors to see things black and white.  You seemed very annoyed at their suggestions when you couldn't convince them that it wouldn't work for your situation. 

You can't really insist on *convincing* people on reddit. You give your opinion. They may agree with you or not, consider it or not, that's not up to you. And it shouldn't matter to you, since they are simply strangers that don't really know you or your life. 

Additionally, downvotes often just mean that people disagree with what you said. It's not an attack on you, just on what you expressed in your comment. And you can't expect to post something like you posted here, with little context, and for us not to go through your message history. We like to read about other people's comments and thoughts. When a post doesn't give us enough info, it's normal to go look for more, specially if it's easily available. 

It also happens that on reddit, even more than other places, you gotta be ready to receive the same energy you put out.  Like I said, I don't think it's a big deal, but you weren't really ok with people bringing the same energy back at you. 

It really seems like you take criticism way too personally and your reaction is to be aggressive in response. You let it get to you. There is nothing wrong with that, we are feel what we feel, but really, keep posting here and complaining when it annoys you in a way that affects your   
real life and your mental well being, it's like punching the tip of a knife and being surprised you got cut. 

So really, I'd suggest you rethink the path you're taking, posting in a lot of places complaining about your treatment here. It won't do you any good. If someone is harassing you, use the official channels to report it - both through modmail and through reddit itself. And regardless of the outcome, consider what is the best for you in general. It's of course 100% your choice, and regardless I wish you the best of luck.Second House
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title: Tailwind
description: Introduction to using Vidstack Player with Tailwind.
---

## Why?

If you're a fan of Tailwind CSS like we are, then you _really_ don't want to be forced to create
a `.css` file to handle random outlier cases. It not only slows you down and breaks your flow,
but it also goes against all the
[advantages of using utility classes](https://adamwathan.me/css-utility-classes-and-separation-of-concerns).

## Installation

You can register the plugin by adding the following to `tailwind.config.js`:

```js title=tailwind.config.js|copyHighlight{2}
module.exports = {
  plugins: [require('@vidstack/player/tailwind.cjs')],
};
```

## Usage

The `<vds-media>` element exposes media state as HTML attributes and CSS properties like so:

```html
<vds-media
  paused
  waiting
  seeking
  can-play
 ...
  style="--vds-current-time: 500; --vds-duration: 1000;..."
>
  <!--... -->
</vds-media>
```

:::no
If we were to write vanilla CSS to show and hide icons inside a play button, it might look
something like this:
