Canada's Round of 16 exit was bittersweet for Toronto residents. Watching the World Cup unfold in their new city, many found something
Druze Canadians with family ties to Venezuela and Syria are seeking news of relatives after the June 24 earthquakes while marking a
Community groups in Toronto, Vancouver and Calgary are raising funds and supplies as Canada commits $9 million to humanitarian relief after the
Bill S-210 has passed the Senate and cleared a House committee, but MPs did not complete the final debate before the Commons
The wait for citizenship certificates has nearly doubled since spring, after changes to citizenship-by-descent rules opened the door to new applicants.
For some immigrant women, businesses run from home offer income and greater control over their schedules after setbacks in Canada’s labour market—but
New IRCC data provide numbers behind concerns over settlement-service deadlines. Previously unpublished figures show more than 35,000 economic immigrants accessed federally funded
As artificial intelligence becomes a tool for both fraudsters and the federal government, Canada’s immigration system is entering an arms race in
For many skilled newcomers, working far below their qualifications can mean more than lost income, it can erode confidence, strain relationships and
More than 200 demonstrators marched to Queen’s Park, saying three years was not enough to rebuild their lives, complete professional licensing and