Newcomers and Immigrants in Canada

The language is unusually strong for Ahmed Hussen, who speaks often about Canada’s 'strict and efficient immigration and border-control system'

Three new young Canadians are featured in a short film selected to screen at the FIN Atlantic International Film Festival. It is designed to help dispel myths of what it means to be a refugee.

Application numbers also increased to 20,500 for 2019

- Anadolu Agency

A Saudi man is pleading with authorities to let him stay in Canada, two days before he is supposed to be deported back to his country where he fears he will be tortured and possibly killed.

In one of Quebec's most diverse boroughs, a new book-box initiative is helping refugee parents read to their children in both their mother tongue and in English or French, even if they can't yet speak those languages.

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There are few residents who have made such a positive impact on their community as Baljit Sethi has had on Prince George and Northern British Columbia as a whole. Baljit was born in India and. . .

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Justin Trudeau's Liberal government is dropping its controversial lottery system for reuniting immigrant families and moving to a first-come, first-served online system following backlash from frustrated sponsors.

TheTribune: Brain drain is a serious cause of concern for many developing countries, including India. No other region in India has a more pronounced effect of it than Punjab. Everyone in the state knows someone who lives and works abroad.

Have a nice trip. Don't come again

A group of asylum seekers arrive at the temporary housing facilities at the border crossing on May 9, 2018, in St. Bernard-de-Lacolle, Que. Photo from The Canadian Press. Canada has long been a country of immigrants and is still seen as an “open-doors” nation, with the goal of attracting 310,000 permanent

Of the many groups of settlers to the Canadian West during the latter half of the 19th century, one of the most fascinating was the so-called “remittance men.” Contrasted with the many thousands . . .

Two professionals discuss going back to school while adapting to life in Canada