The lawyers have a vested interest in suggesting a relationship in which consultants are subordinate to them, says the Canadian Association of Immigration Consultants (CAPIC).
View More ‘We are not subordinate to lawyers,’ say immigration consultants
A new immigration program, developed in Saskatchewan for Saskatchewan, will provide employers with greater access to international options for the recruitment of foreign workers.
View More Immigrants needed to ease Saskatchewan’s labour pains
To tackle racism within the education system, experts say teachers need to be able to analyze the effect colonization has had on their own identities, Daniela Cohen reports.
View More Racism in education system influenced by colonization: experts
Many Filipinos in the diaspora support change from Rodrigo Duterte’s presidency, but some are supporting candidates that could arguably continue his legacy.
View More Philippine elections: Competing rallies for and against Duterte
There is a lot of talk about diversity in the media, but half of Canadian newsrooms are staffed entirely by white individuals, says a new damning study by the Canadian Association of Journalists (CAJ).
View More ‘Historic’ report slams Canadian newsrooms for overwhelming whiteness
The province’s Human Rights Commissioner says we have to shift our focus from police as the first responders to all emergencies.
View More Systemic racism within British Columbia police targets minorities
Entrepreneurs are urging the government to invest more in the tech sector, which is rife with untapped immigrant talent.
View More Trying to break barriers in Canada’s digital ecosystem
Police collected DNA from 96 farm workers as part of a criminal investigation in 2013. All their physical profiles were very different from the one provided by a witness to the police. Now, 54 of them are accusing the police of racial profiling.
View More Immigration system under the lens in precedent-setting racial profiling case
About 100 demonstrators from various cultural and ethnic backgrounds blockaded a train on the CN railways in Toronto on Nov. 21 in solidarity with Wet’suwet’en land defenders in British Columbia.
View More Photo Gallery: Toronto residents block CN Rail in support of Wet’suwet’en
Though Canada accepts skilled migrants based on their credentials, that doesn’t guarantee success in the local labour market. Here’s how newcomers self-regulate to find quality employment.
View More How skilled newcomers can stave off major career sacrifices when job-seeking