Local fire departments see fire safety knowledge and cultural training as essential to prevent tragedies among newcomer residents.
The Canadian Armed Forces says it is not ready yet to accept permanent residents, despite its widening diversity gap.
Born out of the COVID crisis, a networking platform has helped make over 4,000 peer-matches for new immigrants seeking jobs and connections.
Uncertainty around the long-term effects of the pandemic loom as kids head back to school while COVID-19 rules ease in Ontario.
50,000 international students relieved after Post Graduate Work Permit extension announcement, but advocates worry for those who have fallen through the cracks.
To address labour shortage, the government is looking at "every option," says Immigration Minister.
A pilot program targeting Atlantic Canada but starting in New Brunswick wants to attract refugees to help save small towns given their
B.C. to spend millions to make it easier for internationally educated nurses to enter the province’s health system.
Settlement services are prioritizing ways for clients to creatively express and share their own stories.
A new study calls on Immigration Canada to introduce special visas and a "nomad strategy" to attract global tech talent.