The government has approved Philip's return and he is officially cleared to come back home to his family. We fought hard for this outcome and now he is finally coming back where he belongs. Keep an eye on our next updates for news on his arrival.
Philip was a child when he was taken into family services. In which he was made a ward of the court's and put up for adoption. During this time no one filed for his citizenship or looked out for his best interests. Many of these cases have been granted the rights to stay in Canada ,even with violent histories . Philip was not violent. Instead of providing him with support they deported him. Since then we have been constantly worrying for his safety and well being.
Philip needs to be reunited with his family.
We the undersigned would like to
Bring Philip back home to his family.
We need to hit the 500 signature mark before we take this petition to the immigration office. Post this link on your Facebook feed right now and text three friends to ask them to sign. We have to keep this momentum moving.
Reached 100 supporters
September 25, 2019
September 23, 2019
We need to hit one hundred signatures to show the decision makers that this case cannot be ignored. Text the link to three people in your contacts right now and ask them to sign. This momentum is the only way we bring Philip home.
80 Comments
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Kathleen Morton
5 years ago
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I knew Phil when he lived in kitchener, on
He was always volunteering his time for. Charities. Generous to a fault. A good friend. Friendly honest. People person. Well loved
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Tracey Coull
6 years ago
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Phil has a kind and gentle soul. He was always helpful with my family and children love his gentle giant nature. Keeping him from his loved ones here in Canada from being together is just unconcioable. With so much violence and hate in our lands now, we need more people like Phil
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Elisa McBride
6 years ago
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Alienation from parents is now considaered child abuse. A crime which Phil was a victim to. This needs to be rectified now. Make good Canada! Phil is a great, gentle and peaceful person. He lived with us for years. He is missed dearly.
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Lisa Atkinson-Bowyer
6 years ago
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I always called Phil my big brother as he always looked out for me, but also everyone else. We miss Phil & his Mom (Who moved there so he would not be alone) and they need to be back with family!
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Lee-Ann Hertel
6 years ago
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They allow people like Abdilahi Elmi to stay in Canada but they kick Phil out? That makes no sense.
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Tracey Bailey Melo
6 years ago
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Phil should’ve received his Citizenship but the process was never completed! Fell through the cracks! Imagine being deported to another country you were only born in!! All his family lives here!! His elderly Mother went to live with him!! Just devastating for his family and friends!
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Lee
3 years ago
Rest easy.
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Terry Aivaliotis
4 years ago
Grew up with Phil in a foster home in St Agatha. Very Gentle and caring man. Bring him back.
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The government has approved Philip's return and he is officially cleared to come back home to his family. We fought hard for this outcome and now he is finally coming back where he belongs. Keep an eye on our next updates for news on his arrival.
Philip was a child when he was taken into family services. In which he was made a ward of the court's and put up for adoption. During this time no one filed for his citizenship or looked out for his best interests. Many of these cases have been granted the rights to stay in Canada ,even with violent histories . Philip was not violent. Instead of providing him with support they deported him. Since then we have been constantly worrying for his safety and well being.
Philip needs to be reunited with his family.
We the undersigned would like to
Bring Philip back home to his family.
We need to hit the 500 signature mark before we take this petition to the immigration office. Post this link on your Facebook feed right now and text three friends to ask them to sign. We have to keep this momentum moving.
Reached 100 supporters
September 25, 2019
September 23, 2019
We need to hit one hundred signatures to show the decision makers that this case cannot be ignored. Text the link to three people in your contacts right now and ask them to sign. This momentum is the only way we bring Philip home.
80 Comments
K
Kathleen Morton
5 years ago
Featured
I knew Phil when he lived in kitchener, on
He was always volunteering his time for. Charities. Generous to a fault. A good friend. Friendly honest. People person. Well loved
T
Tracey Coull
6 years ago
Featured
Phil has a kind and gentle soul. He was always helpful with my family and children love his gentle giant nature. Keeping him from his loved ones here in Canada from being together is just unconcioable. With so much violence and hate in our lands now, we need more people like Phil
E
Elisa McBride
6 years ago
Featured
Alienation from parents is now considaered child abuse. A crime which Phil was a victim to. This needs to be rectified now. Make good Canada! Phil is a great, gentle and peaceful person. He lived with us for years. He is missed dearly.
L
Lisa Atkinson-Bowyer
6 years ago
Featured
I always called Phil my big brother as he always looked out for me, but also everyone else. We miss Phil & his Mom (Who moved there so he would not be alone) and they need to be back with family!
L
Lee-Ann Hertel
6 years ago
Featured
They allow people like Abdilahi Elmi to stay in Canada but they kick Phil out? That makes no sense.
T
Tracey Bailey Melo
6 years ago
Featured
Phil should’ve received his Citizenship but the process was never completed! Fell through the cracks! Imagine being deported to another country you were only born in!! All his family lives here!! His elderly Mother went to live with him!! Just devastating for his family and friends!
L
Lee
3 years ago
Rest easy.
T
Terry Aivaliotis
4 years ago
Grew up with Phil in a foster home in St Agatha. Very Gentle and caring man. Bring him back.
I knew Phil when he lived in kitchener, on He was always volunteering his time for. Charities. Generous to a fault. A good friend. Friendly honest. People person. Well loved