Crash leaves Syrian family struggling to hold onto its Edmon

Crash leaves Syrian family struggling to hold onto its Edmonton business — and its dreams


Crash leaves Syrian family struggling to hold onto its Edmonton business — and its dreams
In a matter of seconds, a road crash in southern Alberta changed everything for a family of Syrian refugees who were just starting to see glimpses of a bright future.
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Posted: Dec 23, 2020 8:00 AM MT | Last Updated: December 23, 2020
Ahmad El-Akdy (right), Halimah Bekfalouni (second from left) and their four sons in front of their north Edmonton shop, Veggie Palace.(Supplied by Ken Wright)
In a matter of seconds, a road crash in southern Alberta changed everything for a family of Syrian refugees who were just starting to see glimpses of a bright future.

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