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Ottawa Working To Keep Sanctioned Russians Out Of Canada
Ottawa is moving to keep out Russians sanctioned by Canada, including Russian President Vladimir Putin and his close associates, through amendments to the Immigration and
How Sean Fraser Overcame Personal Tragedy to Become Canada’s New Immigration Minister
Six years almost to the day after being first elected to the House of Commons, Nova Scotia’s Sean Fraser was sworn in as Canada’s minister
Nova Scotia MP Sean Fraser Replaces Marco Mendicino As Canada’s Immigration Minister
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau named Nova Scotia MP Sean Fraser as Canada’s new minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) on Tuesday during a
Legal association in Canada urges IRCC to speed up processing of immigration applications
The immigration section of a national association representing lawyers, judges, notaries and law teachers and students throughout Canada is urging Ottawa to speed up the
Here’s What Canada’s Re-Elected Liberal Government Plans On Immigration
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s Liberal government got the vote of confidence it needed from Canadians Monday to form another minority government, paving the way for
COVID-19 Causes Growing Backlog Of Canada Citizenship Applications
Permanent residents are waiting longer to become Canadian citizens due to the growing backlog of applications during the COVID-19 pandemic last year, a CBC report
Hong Kong Graduates Flood Special Work Permit Program With Almost 6,000 Applications
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is happy with the early success of an immigration program designed to help young Hong Kong residents make the move to
IRCC’s MyAccount To Provide More Information To Applicants
In the wake of a growing chorus of people asking Canada to make its immigration process more transparent, Ottawa is beefing up the platform that
Immigrants from Africa, Asia Crucial to Canada’s Healthcare System
Immigrants to Canada are over-represented in nursing and healthcare support positions, a Statistics Canada report reveals. “In 2015/2016, they made up 22 per cent of