homeis, a new app that enables immigrants to reach out to people of similar background for help, advice and a sense of community, makes it easier for new Canadians to adapt while staying connected to their roots.
View More New App Helps Immigrants Feel at Home
As the city of North Bay’s declining population causes worry about skilled labour shortages, the city looks to new Canadians to fill the gap.
View More Small Cities Have Big Dreams for New Canadians
The new two-step visa approval process allows international students to start the online semester without a finalized study permit.
View More New Two-Step Visa Approval Process Speeds Up Student Admissions
Disappointed in virtual learning, Ontario parents will take the risk of sending their children to school during the pandemic.
View More Immigrant Parents Lean Towards Face-to-Face Education
As problems continue to arise due to COVID-19, one overlooked and growing population effected are international students who now call for changes in the requirements for permanent resident status.
View More International Students Rally for a Clearer Pathway to Permanent Residency
With immigration to Canada down by 64 per cent year-on-year in Q2 2020, experts worry about the impact on the economy, but Canadians themselves appear to be divided on the issue – mostly along generational lines.
View More Canada May Struggle to Meet Immigration Targets Needed to Sustain Economy
Black and racialised youth can get help in their dealings with Police through a program called Ounce of Prevention (OZ), which is funded by Public Safety Canada.
View More OZ Program Helps Keep Black Youth Out of Criminal Justice System
Farmers in Ontario and Quebec have extended work hours, reduced production and turned to searching for local workers to make up for the loss of foreign agricultural workers as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. There are not many local takers, though.
View More No Canadians to Replace Temporary Farm Workers
Small businesses are the backbone of Canada’s economy, playing an essential role in creating jobs and generating wealth. Many small businesses were struggling to get by before COVID-19 struck and have been forced to look for solutions to keep their businesses alive.
View More Small Businesses Adapting to New Normal
The transnational pride on display in the wake of the nomination of Kamala Harris as the Democratic Party’s Vice-Presidential candidate has been ‘irrepressible’.
View More Kamala Harris: A Source of Pride in Her Ancestral Homelands