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Canada Extends Temporary Public Policy For Those Fleeing Sudanese Conflict
Discover the latest extension of Canada’s Temporary Public Policy (TPP) aiding family members fleeing conflict in Sudan. Learn about fee exemptions, study and work permits, and Canadian immigration provisions amidst the ongoing humanitarian crisis. Stay informed with IRCC updates and navigate the complexities of Sudanese refugee applications in Canada.

Canada Wants To Make It Easier To Deport Asylum Seekers
Stay informed on proposed changes to Canada’s Immigration and Refugee Protection Act impacting asylum claimants. Discover how Ottawa’s 2024 budget may lead to easier deportations. Learn more about the implications for migrants’ rights and the evolving landscape of immigration in Canada.

Visitors In Canada Through Special Pathway Seeking Asylum
Explore the latest on Canada’s expedited visitor visa pathway leading to an unusual spike in asylum claims amid COVID-19. Learn about the Super Visa program and changes in Canadian immigration policies affecting temporary residents and refugee claimants as of 2024

Canada Considers Using Federal Jails To Hold Immigration Detainees
Learn about Canada’s proposal to use federal penitentiaries for holding migrants as provinces terminate contracts with CBSA. Discover the impact on asylum seekers and human rights organizations’ response. Read more about this significant shift in immigration detention practices.

Ukrainians Who Came To Canada Under CUAET Will Not Be Sent Home
Canada will not send any Ukrainians who arrived under the Canada-Ukraine Authorization For Emergency Travel (CUAET) home as long as the war with Russia is raging –

Ottawa Allows Certain Iranian Nationals to Extend Stay in Canada
Immigration Minister Marc Miller has established a temporary public policy to allow certain Iranian nationals to extend their stay in Canada. The killing of Mahsa

Ukrainians Find it Hard to Immigrate to Quebec Due to French Language Requirement
Ukrainians who fled to Quebec to escape the Russian invasion of their home country are struggling to learn French before the expiration of their work

Special Canada Immigration Pathway For Sudanese Now Open
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada’s (IRCC) new family-based, humanitarian pathway for Sudanese and non-Sudanese nationals who were living in the Sudan when the conflict began

Ukrainians In Canada Getting Legal Help Through Trilingual Hotline
Canada’s federal government is pumping $475,788 into a trilingual hotline to help Ukrainians in Canada access the legal services they need for the coming three

