In general, differences among the four main parties are a matter of nuance
Q. As an immigrant policy expert, what did you think of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) calling Canada’s intake
While the material is complex, and the intricacies appear almost infinite, the authors have made every attempt to write in as accessible
The just-concluded National Metropolis Conference is an annual forum for researchers, policy makers and immigrant-service organizations. This year the conference was held
Some things never change. Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) launches consultations on immigration and leaves out any questions on the related
With the appointment of parliamentary secretaries and opposition critics, we now have a more comprehensive picture of gender and visible minority diversity
The Liberal government has emphasized its diversity and inclusion language in speeches, cabinet ministers, committees and mandate letters. This emphasis has been
Robin Higham’s What Would You Say? … as guest speaker at the next Canadian citizenship ceremony is an anecdote-based approach to understanding
Is the increased number of “visible minorities” being reflected in party candidates? Which ridings are these candidates running in? And do these
It is perhaps a good thing that immigration is not a major federal campaign issue, although the issue does surface in certain