The Local Journalism Initiative was created by the federal government after the loss of local news outlets, but does it create a
Canada is home to 600,000 Americans eligible to vote, and campaign organizers are focused on those with ties to states where overseas
The Aug. 31 North Vancouver-Capilano byelection offers Iranian Canadians a different from a general election
The complexity and cost of sending items to Colombia led the community to raise money for agencies on the ground
A record tourism season is testing whether immigration can keep a shrinking province's seasonal workforce staffed
The campaign uses soccer-themed messages to call for allyship as Jewish organizations point to rising antisemitism and governments move to strengthen protections
Supreme Court’s new tort remedy is much celebrated, but the case shows persisting barriers facing immigrant and racialized women fleeing abuse
The temporary resident’s lawyer argues that the department is applying the rules inconsistently, even as the Francophone stream gains traction across Canada.
Once promoted as a route for global entrepreneurs, Canada's program is mired in delays that leave families in limbo for years
New Canadian Media journalists weigh what Ottawa’s shifting line on India means — and whether Canadians are any closer to clarity