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

The appointment of former Toronto police chief Bill Blair to cabinet show the federal government sees asylum seekers as a 2019 election issue, Supriya Dwivedi says. Continue reading →

The pamphlet is being circulated in bus stations and hotels in Plattsburgh, New York, a city that has become a final jumping-off point for people heading to the border. Continue reading →

Government documents suggest Ottawa has not spent a dime to promote its message that “there’s no free ticket to Canada” on the biggest social media juggernaut of them all: Facebook. Continue reading →

Members of anti-immigration group Storm Alliance gathered to demonstrate against Canada’s immigration policies, while counter-protesters attempted to block their way. Continue reading →

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security is reviewing a Canadian proposal to amend the Safe Third Country Agreement, Global News has confirmed, but Ottawa denies there are formal talks. Continue reading →

Canadian officials in Nigeria are working with the U.S. on developing tools to flag Nigerians applying for U.S. visas who may be at “high risk” of crossing illegally into Canada across the U.S. border. Continue reading →

A working group has been struck to reach an agreement on how Quebec will be reimbursed for $146 million in unanticipated costs it says it has shouldered as a result of the influx of border crossers last year. Continue reading →

The Conservatives are doubling down on their call for the Liberals to crack down and put an end to the flow. Continue reading →