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All 10 Canadian Provinces To Stop Holding Asylum Seekers In Jails
Newfoundland and Labrador has become the last remaining Canadian province to announce it will stop holding asylum seekers and other immigrants in provincial jails, a practice which it now
Canada Re-Imposes Visa Requirements For Mexicans
Ottawa is re-imposing visa requirements on Mexicans in its bid to curb the number of people coming to Canada who then try to illegally cross
Immigration Boom In New Brunswick Means More Students In Province’s Schools
Immigration to Canada from other countries and the migration of Canadians from other parts of the country to New Brunswick is putting a strain on
New Brunswick To Stop Holding Asylum Seekers In Provincial Jails
The Atlantic Canadian province of New Brunswick is going to stop holding asylum seekers and other immigrants in provincial jails which it now does under
Canada Immigrants Missing Out On Benefits By Not Filing Income Tax Returns In First Year
Those who immigrate to Canada often miss out on benefits they could get from the government because they fail to file their income tax returns
Canada Reaches Its Target Of Welcoming 40,000 Afghan Refugees Seeking A Safe Haven Here
Canada has reached its target of welcoming 40,000 Afghans fleeing the Taliban and immigrating here as refugees – and Immigration Minister Marc Miller says Ottawa will
Public Support For Immigration To Canada Falls Amid Financial And Housing Crises
The perceived correlation between immigration levels and the housing and affordability crises has resulted in a sharp decline in Canadians’ support for newcomers to Canada
Canada Launches Humanitarian Immigration Pathway For Colombians, Haitians And Venezuelans
Canada is launching a new humanitarian immigration pathway for Colombians, Haitians and Venezuelans already in Central or South America or the Caribbean who have extended
HIV-Infected Refugees And Family Class Immigrants No Longer Need To Inform Sponsors
HIV-infected family-class immigrants and refugees who are dependents no longer need to inform their sponsors that they have tested positive for the life-long condition. “Beginning