Immigration
The pros and cons of immigrating to Kingston
A Kingston man speaks about his family’s immigration to Canada and the challenges he, and others, face. Continue reading
‘Birth tourism’ could become election issue in B.C. riding considered ‘ground zero’
By Sean Boynton Online Journalist
Residents in Richmond, B.C., say more “baby houses” are popping up for nonresident mothers to give birth in Canada, guaranteeing their babies automatic citizenship. Continue reading
Few Sask. immigrants seeking office despite growing population
By David Baxter Reporter
Despite immigration being the biggest contributor to Saskatchewan’s population growth, proportionally fewer people from the immigrant community are seeking public office. Continue reading
U.S., El Salvador sign asylum deal, but details vague on who is affected and how
It’s the latest effort by President Donald Trump’s administration to force asylum-seekers in Central America to seek refuge outside the United States. Continue reading
New Brunswick aims to increase number of newcomers within five years
New Brunswick’s provincial government is working to attract and retain more newcomers. Continue reading
Why immigration policy means so much to the people of Brooks, Alta.
By Heather Yourex-West Network Digital Journalist: Alberta Correspondent
One of the reasons the community is so welcoming to newcomers may be because their economy depends on it. Continue reading
COMMENTARY: Maxime Bernier exploits ‘cracks’ in traditional support for immigration
Maxime Bernier’s PPC argues for less immigration. The other party leaders should embrace the opportunity to explain why Canada needs more, Mike Colledge says. Continue reading
14% of Canadians say immigration a top election issue: Ipsos poll
Those who say immigration is one of their top issues tended to be concerned with reducing it, the poll found. Continue reading
N.S. association calls for federal, provincial support of refugee sponsorship program
Many immigrants and refugees are choosing to settle in Nova Scotia — and it’s a trend that’s continuing to rise. Continue reading
What It Takes: Sara Eftekhar’s family spent 8 years planning their move from Iran
As a child in Iran, Sara Eftekhar recalls times when the militia would tear into her home in search of Western books and media. She’s now a nurse in B.C. Continue reading