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  • Salvation Army adding more space with rise in asylum seekers
    For the second time in six months, the Salvation Army is adding space to address the number of people using emergency shelter services.
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    Apr 17
  • Housing asylum seekers at Niagara hotels cost Canada more than $100 million
    Newly released figures from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada show the federal government spent more than $100 million housing asylum seekers at hotels.
    Canada
    Mar 26
  • Haitian Montrealers call for special program for those immigrating from home country
    Given the situation in Haiti now, advocates believe the Canadian government should grant the asylum seekers in Canada permanent residency status on humanitarian grounds.
    Canada
    Mar 27
  • A Nigerian family says they face ‘persecution’ if deported. They’re pleading to stay
    Deborah Adegboye says she, her husband and first child were fleeing religious persecution in their home country when they entered Canada as asylum-seekers via Roxham Road.
    Canada
    Mar 29
  • Quebec isn’t serious in discussing asylum seeker costs, Ottawa says
    Marc Miller told reporters in Ottawa Tuesday that Quebec provincial politicians seem to prefer to negotiate in public, which he says isn't the way "responsible governments" behave.
    Canada
    Feb 27
  • Influx of newcomers causing stress for Winnipeg shelters
    The call for help from shelters in British Columbia to provide housing for refugees and asylum seekers is a familiar refrain for organizations here in Manitoba.
    Canada
    Mar 13
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  • Trudeau rejects Quebec’s ask for total powers on immigration
    Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is refusing to give Quebec total control over immigration, as tensions between the province and Ottawa deepen over an influx of asylum seekers.
    Canada
    Mar 15
  • Quebec demands $1B in compensation from Ottawa over ‘inaction’ on asylum seekers
    Four provincial ministers say Quebec, which has less than a quarter of the Canadian population, receives 55 per cent of all asylum seekers.
    Canada
    Feb 20
  • Quebec bar slams Legault for questioning independence of federally appointed judges
    The comments from the Barreau du Québec follow Legault's statements Thursday accusing the PQ leader of prostrating himself before Ottawa regarding a Court of Appeal decision.
    Politics
    Feb 23
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  • Quebec looks to Supreme Court to stop asylum seekers’ access to subsidized daycare
    The case originated with a woman from the Democratic Republic of Congo who had a work permit but whose three children were denied spaces in the heavily subsidized daycare system.
    Canada
    Feb 21
  • Non-French-speaking asylum seekers should be encouraged to move outside Quebec, commissioner says
    Quebec's commissioner for the French language says temporary immigration is contributing to the decline of the French language in Quebec, including an increase in asylum seekers.
    Canada
    Feb 15
  • Toronto getting $143 million in federal funding for asylum seeker shelter support
    Earlier this week, Immigration Minister Marc Miller had announced Ottawa would spend $362 million to help cities and provinces house asylum seekers.
    Canada
    Feb 2
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  • Asylum seekers coming through Montreal airport in record numbers
    Roxham Road, an unofficial border crossing, might be closed but asylum seekers have found another way to enter Canada in record numbers: Montreal's Trudeau Airport.
    Politics
    Feb 1
  • Ottawa commits $362M to help provinces, municipalities house asylum seekers
    The new funding will come from the Interim Housing Assistance Program, which assists provincial and municipal governments with the costs of operating shelter spaces for refugees.
    Canada
    Jan 31
  • ‘Politicized’ immigration debate could hurt jobs, Quebec employers group says
    The long-running debate over immigration between Quebec and Ottawa has flared in recent months, but the head of a major employers group says 'in some ways, it's deplorable.'
    Canada
    Apr 15
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  • Migrant protest demands regularization and end of ‘scapegoating’
    Hundreds of migrants and their supporters marched through the streets of Montreal demanding regularization for all and for an end to the scapegoating of migrants.
    Canada
    Mar 16
  • As Quebec warns of asylum ‘breaking point,’ Ottawa assures assistance
    Quebec Premier François Legault is asking Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to slow the influx of asylum seekers entering his province, which he said is nearing a "breaking point."
    Canada
    Jan 18
  • Montreal family fighting deportation to Nigeria can stay for now, advocates say
    Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, Adegboye and her husband have worked as orderlies providing health care to vulnerable patients.
    Canada
    Apr 2
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  • Tying federal funds to fourplexes happening despite premier pushback: Fraser
    The premiers of Ontario, Quebec and New Brunswick are not pleased with the federal government tying conditions like the pre-approval of fourplex zoning to infrastructure funding.
    Canada
    Apr 3
  • Quebec premier threatens referendum on immigration powers, calls out Trudeau
    Quebec Premier François Legault urged Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to 'listen to Quebecers' when it comes to concerns over immigration levels.
    Politics
    Apr 9
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