| Why Immigrants, Students And U.S. Companies Are Going To Canada - ForbesWhy Immigrants, Students And U.S. Companies Are Going To CanadaForbes “Oh, Canada” is a refrain more U.S. companies, high-skilled foreign nationals and international students are listening to in response to more restrictive ... |
| Why race and immigration are a gathering storm in Canadian politics - Maclean'sWhy race and immigration are a gathering storm in Canadian politicsMaclean's Terry Glavin: Fears of a surge in anti-immigrant attitude and bigotry are misplaced. The real problem is that such sentiment has consolidated around one political ... |
| This Ontario city has Canada’s lowest unemployment rate - Canada Immigration NewsThis Ontario city has Canada’s lowest unemployment rateCanada Immigration News The unemployment rate in Guelph, Ontario, was the lowest in Canada once again last month, maintaining a trend that's attracting an increasing number of ... |
| Immigrant-owned firms create more jobs than those with Canadian-born owners: StatsCan - CTV NewsImmigrant-owned firms create more jobs than those with Canadian-born owners: StatsCanCTV News Immigrant-owned firms create more net jobs and have higher growth than businesses with owners born in Canada, according to newly-released research. |
| Douglas Todd: Would-be immigrants to Canada being sold 'false dreams' - Vancouver SunDouglas Todd: Would-be immigrants to Canada being sold 'false dreams'Vancouver Sun It is easy for people abroad and in Canada to claim to be immigration experts and take vulnerable people for a nasty ride. |
| Canada trumps US, opens H-1B doors to Indians - Economic TimesCanada trumps US, opens H-1B doors to IndiansEconomic Times Canada is set to welcome 3,10000 new permanent residents under the Global Skills Strategy programme. |
| Election 2019: Why China, views on immigration and defence operations matter - OpenCanadaElection 2019: Why China, views on immigration and defence operations matterOpenCanada In politics, much can happen in a matter of months, especially in a year with a federal election looming. In just a short span, the eruption of criticism over the ... |
| [Webinar] Arriving and Thriving: How your clients and their employees can succeed with Canadian immigration - May 8th, 10:30am CT - JD Supra[Webinar] Arriving and Thriving: How your clients and their employees can succeed with Canadian immigration - May 8th, 10:30am CTJD Supra As U.S. immigration policies tighten, Canada's relatively open and stable immigration laws make the country increasingly attractive to employers who source ... |
| In a twist, Canada asks U.S. for help cracking down at its southern border - The Washington PostIn a twist, Canada asks U.S. for help cracking down at its southern borderThe Washington Post CHAMPLAIN, N.Y. — There's no wall or checkpoint or regular guard at the end of Roxham Road — just a footpath to the border. In recent years, this trail has ... |
| Ontario provides new details of proposed nominee program changes - Canada Immigration NewsOntario provides new details of proposed nominee program changesCanada Immigration News Ontario has released new details of proposed changes to a number of key Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program streams. The changes touch on existing Ontario ... |
| As Trump tightens US H-1B norms, jobs move to Canada - QuartzAs Trump tightens US H-1B norms, jobs move to CanadaQuartz The Canadian dream is quickly replacing the American one. More than six in 10 American employers consider Canada's immigration policy to be more ... |
| Prince Edward Island issues 130 invitations in April 18 draw - Canada Immigration NewsPrince Edward Island issues 130 invitations in April 18 drawCanada Immigration News Prince Edward Island, or PEI, holds monthly draws for immigration candidates who have submitted an Expression of Interest to its immigrant nominee program, ... |
| H-1B: U.S. employers say Canada’s immigration policies better, as tech booms north of border - The Mercury NewsH-1B: U.S. employers say Canada’s immigration policies better, as tech booms north of borderThe Mercury News About two-thirds of U.S. employers see Canada's immigration policies as more favorable than those at home, while a single Canadian city has seen more tech ... |
| The longer someone lives in Canada, the more critical they may be of immigration: federal survey - Global NewsThe longer someone lives in Canada, the more critical they may be of immigration: federal surveyGlobal News The longer an individual or their family have lived in Canada, the more critical their views may be towards immigration. However, roughly half of Canadians are ... |
| Despite Canadian citizenship, Kenyan immigrant can't get travel visas for family - CBC.caDespite Canadian citizenship, Kenyan immigrant can't get travel visas for familyCBC.ca Sila Kisoso has called Canada home for 18 years, but in that time, the Kenyan-born Canadian's immediate family has never been approved for a travel visa. |
| New Express Entry draw issues 3,350 invitations to apply for Canadian permanent residence - Canada Immigration NewsNew Express Entry draw issues 3,350 invitations to apply for Canadian permanent residenceCanada Immigration News Canada has invited 3,350 Express Entry candidates to apply for Canadian permanent residence in a new draw held April 17. The cut-off score in today's draw ... |
| Polarized politics could shatter Canada’s fragile ‘virtuous cycle’ of immigration - The Globe and MailPolarized politics could shatter Canada’s fragile ‘virtuous cycle’ of immigrationThe Globe and Mail By playing to the worst instincts of voters around migrants and refugees in the pursuit of electoral success, politicians are threatening Canada's uniquely ... |
| Canada to launch dedicated Agri-Food industry immigration pilot - Canada Immigration NewsCanada to launch dedicated Agri-Food industry immigration pilotCanada Immigration News The Canadian government announced plans for a new three-year immigration pilot designed to support the growth of Canada's agri-food sector. |
| H-1B frustrations bring renewed U.S. media interest in Canada’s immigration options - Canada Immigration NewsH-1B frustrations bring renewed U.S. media interest in Canada’s immigration optionsCanada Immigration News With the rejection rate for H-1B visa applications on the rise in the United States, highly skilled foreign workers who depend on them are turning to Canada in ... |
| Canada introduces act to create new regulatory body for immigration consultants - Canada Immigration NewsCanada introduces act to create new regulatory body for immigration consultantsCanada Immigration News The Government of Canada is proposing the creation of a new body to govern and regulate immigration and citizenship consultants and ensure their ... |
| Italian couple hiding from the Mafia in Canada surrender to immigration agents — with a new plan to stay - National PostItalian couple hiding from the Mafia in Canada surrender to immigration agents — with a new plan to stayNational Post Whether they will be allowed to remain in Canada permanently is still an unanswered question, but now they have a chance to try again legally. |
| In Shift, Trudeau Begins to Tighten Canada’s Welcoming Stance on Refugees - The Wall Street JournalIn Shift, Trudeau Begins to Tighten Canada’s Welcoming Stance on RefugeesThe Wall Street Journal Canada is shifting its focus on immigration by reinforcing border security and getting its asylum process under control, two years after Prime Minister Justin ... |
| 'A refugee is a refugee': Asylum changes threaten Canada's 'gold standard' system - CBC.ca'A refugee is a refugee': Asylum changes threaten Canada's 'gold standard' systemCBC.ca Embedded in the federal government's recently tabled omnibus budget bill are troubling changes to our inland refugee determination system, say Jamie Liew ... |
| New Irish app helps immigrants navigate their way around Toronto - CBC.caNew Irish app helps immigrants navigate their way around TorontoCBC.ca Two men, originally from Ireland, have created a new app aimed at helping Irish immigrants with everything they need when landing in Toronto. It's called Irish ... |
| Bias at the border? CBSA study finds travellers from some countries face more delays - CBC NewsBias at the border? CBSA study finds travellers from some countries face more delaysCBC News The Canada Border Services Agency is conducting a series of tests to learn if its human agents, and its passport-reading machines, are prone to discriminating ... |
| Canadian tech group welcomes move to make Global Talent Stream permanent - Canada Immigration NewsCanadian tech group welcomes move to make Global Talent Stream permanentCanada Immigration News Canada's Global Talent Stream pilot has been a “game-changer” for high-growth Canadian startups and the federal government's proposal to make it permanent ... |
| 10 Canadian tech startups that are hiring right now - Canada Immigration News10 Canadian tech startups that are hiring right nowCanada Immigration News Looking for work in Canada's thriving tech start-up scene? The Toronto-based MaRS innovation hub has published a list of high-growth Canadian startups with ... |
| Provincial Nominee Programs: New opportunities in 2019 - Canada Immigration NewsProvincial Nominee Programs: New opportunities in 2019Canada Immigration News A look at key developments in Saskatchewan, Ontario, Nova Scotia and Manitoba over the first three months of 2019, and beyond. |
| Skilled, foreign workers are giving up on their American dreams — and turning to Canada - INSIDERSkilled, foreign workers are giving up on their American dreams — and turning to CanadaINSIDER Tens of thousands of foreign workers are rushing to file their H-1B visa applications by April 1. Many will be rejected, and some will turn to Canada. |
| Saskatchewan updates In-Demand Occupations List with 13 new positions - Canada Immigration NewsSaskatchewan updates In-Demand Occupations List with 13 new positionsCanada Immigration News Computer programmers and interactive media developers are among 13 new professions that have been added to Saskatchewan's In-Demand Occupations ... |
| Vancouver-built app helps new immigrants find their footing in Canada - Global NewsVancouver-built app helps new immigrants find their footing in CanadaGlobal News The Arrival Advisor app connects immigrants with settlement services and resources. |
| Ontario announces new foreign tech worker stream and immigration pilot for smaller communities - Canada Immigration NewsOntario announces new foreign tech worker stream and immigration pilot for smaller communitiesCanada Immigration News Ontario will create a new immigration stream for tech workers and a new immigration pilot initiative with the goal of attracting highly skilled immigrants to smaller ... |
| Nations targeted by U.S. for high rates of visa overstays account for small number of violators - The Washington PostNations targeted by U.S. for high rates of visa overstays account for small number of violatorsThe Washington Post The focus on countries with double-digit rates leaves out nations with the largest numbers of violators, among them Brazil, Venezuela and China. |
| New OINP tech stream, smaller communities immigration pilot reflect ‘immediate labour needs,’ Ontario says - Canada Immigration NewsNew OINP tech stream, smaller communities immigration pilot reflect ‘immediate labour needs,’ Ontario saysCanada Immigration News The creation of a dedicated Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program stream for technology workers responds to “immediate labour needs” that have to be filled, the ... |
| New immigrants made up 61% of Canada’s population growth in 2018 - Canada Immigration NewsNew immigrants made up 61% of Canada’s population growth in 2018Canada Immigration News A new Statistics Canada report reveals how immigration to Canada continues to be the main driver of population growth, with a total increase of 321065 new ... |
| 2 years in, Trump’s immigration squeeze is feeding Canada’s tech talent pipeline - Global News2 years in, Trump’s immigration squeeze is feeding Canada’s tech talent pipelineGlobal News Global tech firms are increasingly pitching their tents in Canada — with plans to stay for good. |
| Fact check: No, Trudeau did not ask Nigeria for a million immigrants - CTV NewsFact check: No, Trudeau did not ask Nigeria for a million immigrantsCTV News Canada's High Commission to Nigeria is calling out a fake news story that claims Prime Minister Justin Trudeau asked the African country's president to send ... |
| Canadian worker pilot scheme launched - GlobalMeatNews.comCanadian worker pilot scheme launchedGlobalMeatNews.com A new immigration pilot is being launched in Canada to address the issue of labour shortages in the meat processing sector. The Canadian Meat Council (CMC) ... |
| Express Entry First Quarter Review: Canada Makes Strong Start To 2019 - Immigration - Canada - Mondaq News AlertsExpress Entry First Quarter Review: Canada Makes Strong Start To 2019 - Immigration - CanadaMondaq News Alerts April 1, 2019 - Canada is firmly on track to issue a record number of Express Entry Invitations to Apply in 2019, after a strong start to the year for the immigration ... |
| Canada Passes 25,000 ITAs For 2019 In New Express Entry Draw - Immigration - Canada - Mondaq News AlertsCanada Passes 25,000 ITAs For 2019 In New Express Entry Draw - Immigration - CanadaMondaq News Alerts April 17 , 2019 - Canada immigration authorities have conducted a new Express Entry draw, issuing 3350 Invitations to Apply for permanent residence. The April ... |
| That's five straight provincial elections won by conservative parties, for those counting - Maclean'sThat's five straight provincial elections won by conservative parties, for those countingMaclean's Politics Insider for April 24: PCs win in P.E.I., Canada butting heads with G7 and Jagmeet Singh shares traumatic past. |
| Canadian immigrants turn MAGA hat into message of ‘love and acceptance’ - Canada Immigration NewsCanadian immigrants turn MAGA hat into message of ‘love and acceptance’Canada Immigration News An immigrant-run Canadian clothing company is taking on U.S. President Donald Trump's "Make America Great Again!" baseball hat with a toque proclaiming ... |
| Which Canadian Provinces Settle The Most Express Entry Permanent Residents? - Immigration - Canada - Mondaq News AlertsWhich Canadian Provinces Settle The Most Express Entry Permanent Residents? - Immigration - CanadaMondaq News Alerts April 17 , 2019 - New figures show the significant variation among Canada's provinces in the contribution of Express Entry to annual immigration numbers. |
| 'He was supposed to help us': Chinese immigrants out thousands after immigration agent disappears - CBC.ca'He was supposed to help us': Chinese immigrants out thousands after immigration agent disappearsCBC.ca A Winnipeg immigration agent has allegedly skipped town, leaving a group of Chinese immigrants in the lurch and out thousands of dollars. Jiatoo Immigration ... |
| Letters to The Province, April 24, 2019: Immigration appeals process broken - The ProvinceLetters to The Province, April 24, 2019: Immigration appeals process brokenThe Province Province readers weigh in on the issues of the day. |
| Immigration Minister vows to crack down on consultants and protect ‘vulnerable’ newcomers - The Globe and MailImmigration Minister vows to crack down on consultants and protect ‘vulnerable’ newcomersThe Globe and Mail Canada's Immigration Minister is promising new, tougher legislation to crack down on unscrupulous immigration consultants by giving the industry watchdog that ... |
| Canada Welcomes Highest Number of New Immigrants in More Than a Century - Immigration - Canada - Mondaq News AlertsCanada Welcomes Highest Number of New Immigrants in More Than a Century - Immigration - CanadaMondaq News Alerts March 27, 2019 - Canada welcomed in 2018, the most immigrants in a calendar year since 1913, the latest estimates show. Canada Immigration Immigration.ca ... |
| Activists say new Canadian group supporting China's control of Tibet is a front for Beijing - National PostActivists say new Canadian group supporting China's control of Tibet is a front for BeijingNational Post Established Tibetan organizations claim the group, which has attracted politicians from three levels of Canadian government, is a sham. |
| New draw pushes Manitoba’s 2019 invitation total over 3,000 - Canada Immigration NewsNew draw pushes Manitoba’s 2019 invitation total over 3,000Canada Immigration News Manitoba held its seventh Expression of Interest draw of 2019 on March 28, inviting 595 immigration candidates to apply for a provincial nomination for ... |
| This Kenyan couple wants to stay in Canada, permanently - CBC.caThis Kenyan couple wants to stay in Canada, permanentlyCBC.ca Benjamin Muriithi and Maureen Wairimu Waithaka moved from Kenya to Rwanda to Namibia and finally to Nova Scotia, where they'd like to stay. This is their ... |
| Immigration consultants should not be propped up by Ottawa - The Globe and MailImmigration consultants should not be propped up by OttawaThe Globe and Mail As Canada welcomes more permanent and temporary residents than ever before, and as the number of consultants continues to multiply, stories of negligence ... |
| Express Entry 2019 Quarterly Report: Over 20,000 invitations to apply for Canadian permanent residence - Canada Immigration NewsExpress Entry 2019 Quarterly Report: Over 20,000 invitations to apply for Canadian permanent residenceCanada Immigration News The first quarter of 2019 has officially surpassed the first quarter of 2018 with a total 21200 invitations to apply for permanent residence issued. |
| Woman who took part in scheme to avoid immigration rules receives $300,000 - Vancouver SunWoman who took part in scheme to avoid immigration rules receives $300,000Vancouver Sun Despite taking part in a questionable immigration scheme, a Korean mother of two has been awarded more than $300000 in damages. |
| Agrifood sector welcomes budget's immigration pilot for foreign workers - CBC NewsAgrifood sector welcomes budget's immigration pilot for foreign workersCBC News People in Canada's agrifood sector say they're hoping a three-year pilot project announced in the new federal budget can help the sector bring in the full-time, ... |
| Employment after immigration in Atlantic Canada: What you said, and what we learned - The Western StarEmployment after immigration in Atlantic Canada: What you said, and what we learnedThe Western Star A sober reminder Tareq Hadhad's is newcomer success story. Tareq Hadhad The support and welcoming he and his loved ones experienced are leading to ... |
| New Protocol at Northern Border Could Strand Canadian Workers - Bloomberg LawNew Protocol at Northern Border Could Strand Canadian WorkersBloomberg Law The process for bringing skilled Canadian workers into the U.S. was supposed to be quick and easy. That's no longer the case. |
| Owners of Jewish cafe charged with staging attack on their business - Canadian Jewish NewsOwners of Jewish cafe charged with staging attack on their businessCanadian Jewish News The owners of the BerMax Caffé & Bistro in Winnipeg were charged, after police alleged they staged an anti-Semitic attack on their restaurant. |
| Why I have hope for the future of women in tech - The Globe and MailWhy I have hope for the future of women in techThe Globe and Mail I look to my colleagues – women working as strategists, developers, programmers, communicators and much more – as sources of inspiration and hope. |
| CanadaVisa News Briefs - Canada Immigration NewsCanadaVisa News BriefsCanada Immigration News The CanadaVisa News Briefs cover Canadian immigration updates and news that took between March 27 and April 3, 2019. |
| Judge sends Canadian to US prison for sending immigrants through Windsor rail tunnel - Detroit Free PressJudge sends Canadian to US prison for sending immigrants through Windsor rail tunnelDetroit Free Press A Canadian cab driver who made extra money by steering desperate immigrants to a railroad tunnel under the Detroit River was sentenced Monday to 16 ... |
| Immigration and the workplace - Wellington AdvertiserImmigration and the workplaceWellington Advertiser Immigration is a common conversation thread throughout many business communities. It seems sometimes that people are somehow both fearful that ... |
| Jared Kushner ready to deliver immigration plan in coming days - Washington ExaminerJared Kushner ready to deliver immigration plan in coming daysWashington Examiner Jared Kushner is planning to present his immigration plan to President Trump in the coming days as the White House presses ahead with addressing border ... |
| Ontario’s legal aid cuts will leave refugee claimants more vulnerable - The Globe and MailOntario’s legal aid cuts will leave refugee claimants more vulnerableThe Globe and Mail Accurately determining whether a claimant meets the legal test for refugee status presents unique challenges. For a claimant without a lawyer they are likely to ... |
| Bank of Canada holds rate, drops bias for future hikes as economy stalls - Calgary HeraldBank of Canada holds rate, drops bias for future hikes as economy stallsCalgary Herald The Bank of Canada published a revised outlook on Wednesday that shows the economy stalled over the last six months, extinguishing the sparks that had ... |
| Media Advisory: Holocaust Remembrance Day Commemorated with First Ever Gathering of Survivors and Families of Canada's World War II Tailor Project Immigration Program - Canada NewsWireMedia Advisory: Holocaust Remembrance Day Commemorated with First Ever Gathering of Survivors and Families of Canada's World War II Tailor Project Immigration ProgramCanada NewsWire More than 300 tailor project family members to join together along with 1000+ invited guests at landmark event held at Toronto's Holy Blossom Temple Original... |
| An Earlier Age When the United States Kept Immigrants Out - The New York TimesAn Earlier Age When the United States Kept Immigrants OutThe New York Times Michael Dobbs's “The Unwanted” describes the plight of European Jews trying to escape extermination by the Nazis. |
| CanadaVisa Social: Connect with CanadaVisa! - Canada Immigration NewsCanadaVisa Social: Connect with CanadaVisa!Canada Immigration News As we prepare for a new season, we will continue to deliver the latest in Canadian immigration to all our followers across all social channels. |
| Tibetan-Canadian coalition ‘appalled’ by fake letter from Trudeau promoting pro-China group - Toronto StarTibetan-Canadian coalition ‘appalled’ by fake letter from Trudeau promoting pro-China groupToronto Star VANCOUVER—The Prime Minister's Office has confirmed that a letter from Justin Trudeau circulating on social media, showing his support for a new and ... |
| Canada strengthens regulation of immigration and citizenship consultants - Canada NewsWireCanada strengthens regulation of immigration and citizenship consultantsCanada NewsWire OTTAWA, April 10, 2019 /CNW/ - The Honourable Ahmed Hussen, Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship, issued the following statement: "Our ... |
| Settlement in class-action lawsuit against Quebec Immigration Ministry up for court approval in June - Canada Immigration NewsSettlement in class-action lawsuit against Quebec Immigration Ministry up for court approval in JuneCanada Immigration News Pour lire cet article en français, cliquez ici. The settlement in a class-action lawsuit against Quebec's Immigration Ministry will be up for court approval in June. |
| Canada's tech talent industry tracks renewed interest with permanent Global Talent Stream - BetaKitCanada's tech talent industry tracks renewed interest with permanent Global Talent StreamBetaKit With the government making the Global Talent Stream permanent in Budget2019, some Canadian talent organizations are seeing a spike in international ... |
| African Asylum-Seekers Could Bear Brunt of Proposed Travel Curbs - VOA NewsAfrican Asylum-Seekers Could Bear Brunt of Proposed Travel CurbsVOA News As the White House mulls new travel restrictions on countries with high visa overstay rates, activists say African asylum-seekers may feel the consequences. |
| How one man is honouring his mom by giving back to immigrants - CBC.caHow one man is honouring his mom by giving back to immigrantsCBC.ca A P.E.I. man originally from Nigeria is donating some proceeds from his business to help immigrants. Funds will be raised through clothing sales and pop up ... |
| Faces of freedom: Documentary showcases N.L.'s newcomers - CBC.caFaces of freedom: Documentary showcases N.L.'s newcomersCBC.ca Sitting in a St. John's pub, Rodrigo Iniquez and Conor McCann came up with the idea for their documentary to showcase diversity across the province. |
| Saskatchewan Adds 12 Jobs To Updated List Of In-Demand Occupations - Immigration - Canada - Mondaq News AlertsSaskatchewan Adds 12 Jobs To Updated List Of In-Demand Occupations - Immigration - CanadaMondaq News Alerts April 9, 2019 - Saskatchewan immigration has added 12 positions to its list of In-Demand Occupations for the Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program. |
| Otso Diretso bets on Duterte's Canada rant: Be tough on China too - RapplerOtso Diretso bets on Duterte's Canada rant: Be tough on China tooRappler Reelectionist senator Koko Pimentel says that President Duterte's threat of war against Canada is just 'exaggeration' |
| Canada first country in the world to declare a Sikh Heritage Month - Daily HiveCanada first country in the world to declare a Sikh Heritage MonthDaily Hive Canada is officially the first country in the world to adopt formal legislation to recognize April as Sikh Heritage Month. |
| Housing Wealth Makes Immigrants Richer Than Canadian-Born Families: Statistics Canada - HuffPost CanadaHousing Wealth Makes Immigrants Richer Than Canadian-Born Families: Statistics CanadaHuffPost Canada Canada's immigrants are all about real estate, and that means newcomers to the country are carrying more debt than their Canadian-born counterparts. |
| Whistleblower Edward Snowden calls on Canada to help the refugee families who helped him - CBC NewsWhistleblower Edward Snowden calls on Canada to help the refugee families who helped himCBC News Whistleblower Edward Snowden is pleading with Canada to let in the other families who sheltered him while he was on the run — the three adults and two ... |
| Say goodbye, Canada. The North Pole is moving to Russia. - Maclean'sSay goodbye, Canada. The North Pole is moving to Russia.Maclean's Geophysicists tracking the Earth's magnetic field say the pole is slipping into Siberian territory. |
| Drowning victim fondly remembered - Peace Arch NewsDrowning victim fondly rememberedPeace Arch News A Vancouver man who founded Dream Canada Immigration in Surrey is remembered by friends as “an amazing leader, an innovator and a great people person. |
| LAO keeps three refugee law service offices open, amidst cuts - Canadian Lawyer MagazineLAO keeps three refugee law service offices open, amidst cutsCanadian Lawyer Magazine Legal Aid Ontario says that for now it plans to keep three legal centres that offer refugee law services, despite an announcement that the province will no longer ... |
| Anti-immigration party is on the ballot in Nanaimo-Ladysmith - Nanaimo News BulletinAnti-immigration party is on the ballot in Nanaimo-LadysmithNanaimo News Bulletin Opposing candidate says National Citizens Alliance's participation 'highly problematic' |
| Quebec Immigrants, Minorities Say Provincial Government Targeting Them With Bills - HuffPost CanadaQuebec Immigrants, Minorities Say Provincial Government Targeting Them With BillsHuffPost Canada MONTREAL — Immigrants and visible minorities are noticing how some of the most significant pieces of legislation introduced by the Coalition Avenir Quebec ... |
| Somali family ruptured by armed conflict find each other in Saint John - CBC.caSomali family ruptured by armed conflict find each other in Saint JohnCBC.ca A jubilant Ruqia Wehliye was at the Saint John Airport surrounded by family for the first time since she fled Mogadishu, alone and scared, in 2009. "One person ... |
| Nearly 20000 sensitive documents mishandled under Trudeau government - The Hill TimesNearly 20000 sensitive documents mishandled under Trudeau governmentThe Hill Times Only one government employee has had their security clearance revoked, despite thousands of instances of improperly secured documents in the last three ... |
| Doug Ford creates crisis for refugees with Legal Aid cuts - TheSpec.comDoug Ford creates crisis for refugees with Legal Aid cutsTheSpec.com Carolina Mendoza cannot imagine what life would have been like if Legal Aid hadn't helped her and her family stay in Canada after fleeing death threats in her ... |
| Ducey: Immigration discussion needs to shift to Mexico's southern border - Arizona Capitol TimesDucey: Immigration discussion needs to shift to Mexico's southern borderArizona Capitol Times Gov. Doug Ducey said Tuesday the United States should pressure Mexico to seal its own southern border to keep migrants from Central America from reaching ... |
| What Would an 'Open Borders' World Actually Look Like? - The NationWhat Would an 'Open Borders' World Actually Look Like?The Nation Borders have turned the American Southwest, the Mediterranean, and countless other areas of our world into unnecessary graveyards for migrants. It's time for a ... |
| These parents wanted an all-weather playground for their kids, so they opened a business - CBC.caThese parents wanted an all-weather playground for their kids, so they opened a businessCBC.ca Two parents used their own experiences to start a business that offers a safe, active place for kids to play. |
| Should Canada open its doors to refugees with money? - Toronto StarShould Canada open its doors to refugees with money?Toronto Star Federal Court ruling says there's nothing to stop refugees with financial means from being sponsored to come to Canada, even if they've put up the cash that ... |
| In the future plane passengers could clear security and check in - by going up an ESCALATOR - Daily MailIn the future plane passengers could clear security and check in - by going up an ESCALATORDaily Mail The 'Aerochk' escalator has been conceived by designers Ashish Thulkar from India and Canadian Charles Bombardier. They believe that the concept would ... |
| Canada wants to welcome more than 1 million new immigrants in the next three years - CNNCanada wants to welcome more than 1 million new immigrants in the next three yearsCNN Remember when you said you wanted to move to Canada? Now is a good time to start packing your bags. |
| Canada’s becoming a tech hub thanks to Donald Trump immigration policies - RecodeCanada’s becoming a tech hub thanks to Donald Trump immigration policiesRecode US companies are going to keep hiring foreign tech workers, even as the Trump administration makes doing so more difficult. For a number of US companies ... |
| Tragedy and politics on Prince Edward Island - National ObserverTragedy and politics on Prince Edward IslandNational Observer Elections on Prince Edward Island tend to be as predictable as the tides. In the 146 years since the province's first election after Confederation, just two parties ... |
| Trump's tough student and work visa policies are pushing legal immigrants to Canada - CNBCTrump's tough student and work visa policies are pushing legal immigrants to CanadaCNBC As President Donald Trump rails against illegal immigration, his administration has taken measures to restrict the ability of recently graduated and skilled foreign ... |
| Tip from 'vigilant neighbour' leads to recovery of $100K in stolen property, 3 arrests - CBC.caTip from 'vigilant neighbour' leads to recovery of $100K in stolen property, 3 arrestsCBC.ca Halton Regional Police have arrested two men and one woman in connection with break and enters in Oakville, Richmond Hill and Markham, and have ... |
| Canada Sees Its Biggest Influx of Immigrants Since World War I - BloombergCanada Sees Its Biggest Influx of Immigrants Since World War IBloomberg Canada just recorded its biggest influx of immigrants in more than a century. The country added 71,131 immigrants in the final three months of 2018, for a full ... |
| Canada opened its door to more than 40,000 immigration applicants in January - Canada Immigration NewsCanada opened its door to more than 40,000 immigration applicants in JanuaryCanada Immigration News If the first month of 2019 was any indication, Canada should have no trouble achieving its goal of welcoming one million immigrants by the end of 2021. January ... |
| Who are the US militia at the Mexico border? - BBC NewsWho are the US militia at the Mexico border?BBC News With tensions mounting at the US-Mexico border, US militias - groups of armed civilians - have been making headlines for their efforts to patrol the border and ... |
