VAUSE: Welcome back.</s>PAULA NEWTON, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Understandably it was emotional scenes there at Vancouver Airport as Tima Kurdi couldn't wait to get her hands around her family that had just come in from Germany. They were coming from Turkey originally, and, obviously, still really struggling to make a new life for themselves outside of Syria. She wanted to bring them to Canada long ago; and the back story there was that there was just too much paperwork. She told her brother, Muhammad, it wasn't possible. She had told her brother, Abdullah that it wasn't possible; and that is why she says, her brother Abdullah took his family on that boat. That's where her nephew, Alan Kurdi, died in September. She says she wants people to remember that picture. She wants it to stand for something, for a time when the world finally said enough is enough. and here is what she had to say at Vancouver Airport.</s>TIMA KURDI, ALAN KURDI'S AUNT: We almost lost hope but thank you to the Canadian government and to Canadian people who make it happen and who were (inaudible), and to our family, who -- the rest you know.</s>NEWTON: Now her brother, Abdullah, who is Alan's father, he lost his entire family: his two little boys, his wife. He was invited to apply, also, for asylum in Canada and he chose not so. He says he's still grieving and really wants to try and figure his life out. Right now he's doing a lot of volunteer work for refugees. What the Kurdi family says is that they want people to keep in mind while they've had a happy reunion, for today, what they really want is for some peace to come in the next few months to Syria. Paula Newton, CNN, (Inaudible).
Refugee Family Starting Over in Canada