A Colombian family in Canada for more than six years will not be deported on Christmas Eve after Immigration Minister Ahmed Hussen intervened in their case. Continue reading →

A family of seven who have lived in Canada for more than six years are set to be deported to Colombia on Christmas Eve by the Canada Border Service Agency (CBSA). Continue reading →

Ottawa has spent over $5.7 million to ensure that asylum seekers have adequate food, shelter and medical care. Continue reading →

More than 7,600 people crossed the Canada-U.S. border irregularly between Jan. 1 and April 30. Continue reading →

The federal government says Canadians will need to wait for at least a few days — and possibly longer — for a fully updated plan. Many of the newest arrivals are from Nigeria. Continue reading →

The number of people crossing the Canada-U.S. border between legal checkpoints saw a slight increase in February, new numbers show, and Ottawa is still bracing for a possible spike as the weather warms this spring. Continue reading →

Refugee advocates say the Immigration and Refugee Board has done as much as it can to manage a historic surge in asylum claims, and the time has come for the Liberal government to act. Continue reading →

The food provided to asylum seekers will include juice, milk, egg and chicken sandwiches, plus granola bars as snack items. Continue reading →

Quebec bore the brunt of a major upswing in irregular border crossings during the month of August, new numbers have confirmed. Continue reading →

Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer says Canadians have every right to be concerned that immediately extending health and other social benefits to newly arrived asylum seekers will strain the system. Continue reading →