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Migrants, refugees, supporters march in Toronto’s west end ahead of Parliament resuming

Migrants, refugees, supporters march in Toronto’s west end ahead of Parliament resuming | Newcomers and Immigrants in Canada | Scoop.it
Migrants, refugees and their supporters marched through Toronto’s west end Sunday — the eve of Parliament resuming — to call on the Canadian government to provide permanent residency status for all, stop deportations and end exploitation.
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BC newcomers eye homeownership amid affordability barriers

A Royal LePage survey finds 71% of BC newcomers who don’t own a home intend to buy, with stable, higher-paying employment their biggest obstacle.
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Say hello to Canada's 76 newest citizens

Say hello to Canada's 76 newest citizens | Newcomers and Immigrants in Canada | Scoop.it

Dozens of new Canadians took the oath of citizenship in London, Ont., on Sept. 18, 2026, marking a new chapter of their lives. Families from 26 different countries around the world are now officially Canadian citizens. 

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Trump says Canada is 'destroying itself' with immigration. Ministers say that's bogus 

Trump says Canada is 'destroying itself' with immigration. Ministers say that's bogus  | Newcomers and Immigrants in Canada | Scoop.it
U.S. President Donald Trump lashed out at Canadian immigration policies on Wednesday, saying the country is "destroying itself" by allowing "millions" of people into the country without proper security checks — comments federal ministers say are ill-informed and grossly inaccurate.
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Toronto, Vancouver remain top immigrant destinations

Toronto and Vancouver BC continue to attract over 40 per cent of Canada's immigrants, but rising rent is increasingly forcing newcomers to look elsewhere.
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Alberta separation: What leaving Canada means for immigrants

Alberta separation: What leaving Canada means for immigrants | Newcomers and Immigrants in Canada | Scoop.it
Alberta’s separation debate carries deeply personal implications for immigrants who chose Canada and built their lives in the province, including what an independent Alberta could mean for their citizenship, legal status and sense of Canadian identity.
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Canada deportation: Quebec family forced to move to India

Canada deportation: Quebec family forced to move to India | Newcomers and Immigrants in Canada | Scoop.it
A Quebec family that called Canada home for the past eight years has boarded a flight to India after their refugee claim was denied, forcing them to leave the country.
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International students handed removal notices during protest | Calgary Herald

International students handed removal notices during protest | Calgary Herald | Newcomers and Immigrants in Canada | Scoop.it
Over 250 organizations are calling for an investigation after 10 international students were handed exclusion notices at a Calgary protest.
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Newcomers pushing for representation in Canada’s national museums and cultural centres 

Canada’s cultural institutions are exploring how to keep pace with the people served rather than leaving modern communities at the margins
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25 Canadian immigrants honoured for their contributions to Canada

25 Canadian immigrants honoured for their contributions to Canada | Newcomers and Immigrants in Canada | Scoop.it

Several faces from television, a soccer icon, a standup comedian, as well as community champions were honoured Wednesday at the 18th annual Top 25 Canadian Immigrant Awards. The award winners, chosen after an extensive nomination and judging process, celebrate immigrant success stories from coast to coast to coast.

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Because we’ll happily take an excuse to celebrate newcomers doing very cool things across Canada. 🎉 Twenty-five immigrants, 25 very different stories of talent, leadership, creativity and contribution. ✨

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Goodbye, cucumber sandwiches. Hello, khao kriap pak mo, samosa rolls and pistachio maamoul!

Goodbye, cucumber sandwiches. Hello, khao kriap pak mo, samosa rolls and pistachio maamoul! | Newcomers and Immigrants in Canada | Scoop.it

How Vancouver chefs are marrying their own cultural heritage and culinary creativity with the traditional English afternoon tea.

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Because goodbye cucumber sandwiches, hello samosa rolls is already enough to get us clicking. 😂 But we’re especially here for newcomers bringing their own flavours and traditions to a very Canadian institution—and changing what “Canadian” food looks like along the way. 🥟✨

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From Bangkok to Victoria: Yui White Learns to Live More Intentionally

From Bangkok to Victoria: Yui White Learns to Live More Intentionally | Newcomers and Immigrants in Canada | Scoop.it

For most of her adult life, Yui White understood herself through momentum. Bangkok—loud, kinetic, relentlessly alive—rewards people who can keep pace. Yui thrived there. Born and raised in Thailand’s capital, she grew up in a close-knit family that placed a strong emphasis on education, personal growth, and achievement. 

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Okay, we made this one. 💅 But we chose it because Yui’s story gently challenges a common assumption about immigration: that people come to Canada because they’re escaping something. Sometimes the better question is simply, what were you moving toward? 🇨🇦✨

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My grandfather kept his rejected degree for 50 years. Decades later, Canada still deskills immigrants

My grandfather kept his rejected degree for 50 years. Decades later, Canada still deskills immigrants | Newcomers and Immigrants in Canada | Scoop.it
As Canada continues to welcome newcomers, we should remember that behind every immigration policy are people whose knowledge, experiences and contributions deserve to be recognized.
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What no one told me about the land that would become my home

What no one told me about the land that would become my home | Newcomers and Immigrants in Canada | Scoop.it
When Ashish Barua's daughter brought home Métis beadwork, it made him realize that as a newcomer, he'd been taught virtually nothing about Indigenous history and culture.
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Demographic changes are reshaping the Canadian economy 

Demographic changes are reshaping the Canadian economy  | Newcomers and Immigrants in Canada | Scoop.it
Canada’s population is aging and fewer immigrants are arriving. Our workforce is shrinking. It’s changing what people produce and consume. Read why demographics matter for monetary policy.
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How Canada is building a refugee system ready for next surge

How Canada is building a refugee system ready for next surge | Newcomers and Immigrants in Canada | Scoop.it
Federal policy shifts have led to fewer asylum claims — and governments are changing how refugees are housed.
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Canada’s settlement services are going digital. AI should support workers, not replace them

Canada’s settlement services are going digital. AI should support workers, not replace them | Newcomers and Immigrants in Canada | Scoop.it
AI can improve access to settlement services in Canada, but human expertise must remain central to complex, legal and sensitive newcomer needs.
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First Durham newcomer day brings residents and community groups together

First Durham newcomer day brings residents and community groups together | Newcomers and Immigrants in Canada | Scoop.it

Sulaiman Rameen has been in Canada for more than a year, but he is still looking for the right opportunity to use the skills he brought with him.

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Quebec election: Past experiences shape new Canadians’ interest in participating in politics

Casting a vote means overcoming fears for some immigrants, while others embrace Canada's political freedom to speak out
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Canada’s first Ukrainian pioneers

Canada’s first Ukrainian pioneers | Newcomers and Immigrants in Canada | Scoop.it
On Aug. 24, Canadians of Ukrainian descent and Ukrainians throughout the diaspora celebrated the 35th anniversary of the restoration of Ukraine’s independence. This jubilant occasion identified Ukraine’s sovereignty within the international community.
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Joint project in Saskatoon aims to help newcomers adjust to Canada

Joint project in Saskatoon aims to help newcomers adjust to Canada | Newcomers and Immigrants in Canada | Scoop.it
The Welcome to Canada project aims to make newcomers feel more informed, confident and connected by giving newcomers access to an online course and guide with practical information.
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Nanaimo honours Japanese Canadian history with new legacy projects at parks 

Nanaimo honours Japanese Canadian history with new legacy projects at parks  | Newcomers and Immigrants in Canada | Scoop.it
The City of Nanaimo is honouring the history of the Japanese Canadian community with the development of two projects at local parks. The City has been working with the Central Vancouver Island Japanese Canadian Society, also known as 7 Potatoes on the projects.
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9-year-old Katya helps popularize baton twirling among new audiences 

9-year-old Katya helps popularize baton twirling among new audiences  | Newcomers and Immigrants in Canada | Scoop.it
Not only was a Canadian winning the title in this category after a 15-year gap, her coach said, but Katya represents a growing diverse pool of baton twirlers drawn from people of colour.
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Nine years old, the first Indo-Canadian to win her category, and bringing the title back to Canada after a 15-year gap?! 🏆 Also: baton twirling is badass. Katya is part of a new, more diverse generation discovering the sport—and crushing it. ✨

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Together Project helps newcomers feel at home 

Together Project helps newcomers feel at home  | Newcomers and Immigrants in Canada | Scoop.it
When refugee families first arrive in Winnipeg they are plunged into an alien culture.
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Because the little things can make a huge difference when you’re new. We’re always drawn to stories about the everyday connections that turn arriving somewhere into actually feeling at home. 🏡

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Push to let Haitians who’ve lost status in U.S. into Canada 

Push to let Haitians who’ve lost status in U.S. into Canada  | Newcomers and Immigrants in Canada | Scoop.it
More than 300,000 Haitians who have lived and worked in the U.S. for years are now at risk of being deported after the Trump administration terminated their temporary protected status. The move has ignited a push to let more of them into Canada.
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