Waiving eligibility requirements for nearly half a million visitor visas will erode public confidence in the integrity of Canada’s immigration system and
Provinces are expanding programs and creating pathways for out-of-status migrants to ease crippling labour shortages.
Despite struggling with a historic visa processing backlog, Canada welcomed a record number of new arrivals in 2022.
Just 18 per cent of executive women were immigrants, while immigrant women accounted for one in four Canadian women workers.
Response by new Canadians to join the military has been “very encouraging”, says Canadian Forces Recruiting Group.
Expanded programs must be followed with timely processing of applications to get workers to Canada, say immigration advocates and employers.
The province's plans include a new class of "associate physicians" or international medical graduates who will care for patients under the supervision
Parliamentary Committee makes sweeping recommendations to fix immigration system that systematically disadvantages certain populations based on race and country of origin.
Expanded immigration programs could overburden the country’s already historic visa backlog
Facing a workforce crisis, Canada’s military is dropping its citizenship requirements to bolster its ranks with permanent residents