Trudeau and immigration officials continue to insist the system is just fine and that Conservatives are merely stoking fears for partisan gain. Continue reading →

The number of asylum-seekers crossing the border “irregularly” into Canada has slowed compared to early last year. Continue reading →

Legal experts say the Supreme Court decision is a major victory for immigration detainees in Canada. Here’s why. Continue reading →

In the U.S., domestic violence is no longer grounds for asylum claims. Canada has moved to prevent people from making refugee claims in Canada if they have made similar claims in certain other countries, including the United States. Continue reading →

The family used to attend the Al-Barakah Masjid Mosque in Fairview, N.S., and the imam there is in touch with the surviving mother on a daily basis. Continue reading →

A group of civil-society and legal organizations have written a joint letter to Trudeau saying proposed legal changes would strip crucial and hard-won human-rights protections from vulnerable refugees. Continue reading →

Proposed changes to refugee laws would prevent asylum-seekers from making claims in Canada if they have made similar claims in certain other countries, including the United States. Continue reading →

Refugee advocates are crying foul over proposed Liberal government changes to immigration laws that aim to keep would-be asylum seekers from entering Canada at unofficial border crossings. Continue reading →

The Liberal government is bringing in this rule in an effort to stem the tide of asylum seekers. Continue reading →