Ipsos poll shows Canadians have concerns about immigration. Here are the facts
Canadians feel more negative about immigration than they did last year, and some of these beliefs are exaggerated, a new poll from Ipsos reveals. Continue reading
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Federal Court deals blow to 94-year-old ex-Nazi in deportation case
A Federal Court judge lifted a stay on his earlier decision that the government had been reasonable in stripping citizenship from Helmut Oberlander, who is fighting to stay in Canada. Continue reading
Canadian government ‘red tape’ holding up B.C. family’s adoption of Nigerian toddler
Kim and her husband Clark Moran travelled to Nigeria on Aug. 1, where they met their son for the first time. Continue reading
Canada is boosting immigration — here’s what the government is hoping to accomplish
The vast majority of these newcomers will come under economic programs designed to address skills shortages and gaps in the labour market. Continue reading
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Conservatives want to end ‘birth tourism’ in Canada — but what exactly is the contested issue?
The Conservative Party is calling for an end of birthright citizenship, meaning if you are born in Canada that does not automatically make you a Canadian citizen. Continue reading
COMMENTARY: Canada turns against immigration? That’s your border ‘crisis’
If the border situation begins to turn public attitudes against immigration in a country with a low fertility rate, guess what? That’s a crisis, writes Matt Gurney. Continue reading
Toronto immigration lawyer sues media, government over Global News report
By Sean O’Shea Consumer Reporter
A Toronto lawyer has filed a $10.75-million lawsuit following a report on Global News about a program to allow undocumented workers to remain in Canada. Continue reading
Plan for dealing with asylum seekers held up by Ontario election
A plan to “triage” asylum seekers crossing the Canada-U.S. border illegally, in an effort to move some migrants out of Quebec and into Ontario, has stalled because Ontario is in the midst of a provincial election. Continue reading
Where do Quebec’s political parties stand on immigration?
By Raquel Fletcher Quebec City Correspondent
Earlier this week, Quebec’s three main political parties revealed their plans for immigration strategy, so how do they compare? Continue reading
If immigration was slashed, Canada’s economy would feel the pinch: report
Immigrants make up approximately 22 per cent of Canada’s population. The Conference Board report predicts that Canada’s population growth will be driven entirely by immigrants by the year 2040. Continue reading