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A new poll released Friday suggests two-thirds of Canadians think irregular border crossings are at “crisis” level. But Bill Blair, the newly-named Minister of Border Security and Organized Crime Reduction, said those concerns show many don’t understand the issue. Continue reading →

There could still be further changes to federal carbon pricing rules set to go into effect next year as Ottawa weighs concerns over American protectionism. Continue reading →

Syrian journalist Marwan Hisham’s stories and images are the basis of ‘Brothers of the Gun: A Memoir of the Syrian War,’ co-authored with journalist and artist Molly Crabapple. Continue reading →

Would you use a passport that stores and renews on your mobile phone? Immigration officials are considering whether the idea might help reduce delays. Continue reading →

The federal government is not saying whether a decision by the Canada Border Services Agency to refer to Taiwan as “Chinese Taipei” is an error or a new policy. Continue reading →

Two people, two different sexual orientations. How do these unions work, and why do people choose them? Continue reading →

Tempers flared at an emergency meeting of the House of Commons immigration committee on Tuesday, with witnesses and MPs clashing repeatedly. Continue reading →