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How Canadian Immigration Law Created a Crisis for the Dutch Royal Family

78 years ago, Princess Margriet was born in Ottawa. However, Canadian immigration law was a great source of anxiety for her family leading up to her birth. The Canadian government had to step in to ensure that the line of succession remained untouched by Canada’s laws.

Nova Scotia’s Long Population Decline Might be Ending, and Immigration Could be Why

Nova Scotia is buzzing with optimism. For decades, the province was experiencing an alarming population stagnation which threatened to shrink the economy. But now, thanks to sound immigration policy, that trend has reversed.

What an Inclusive Recovery from the COVID-19 “Economic Firestorm” Could Look Like

This fourth edition of our special project, “Bridging the Mainstream-Ethnic Digital Divide in COVID-19 Literacy,” focuses on the economic impacts of the pandemic on immigrants and visible minorities, as covered in ethnic media in comparison to mainstream media.

Border Services lists “X-Factors” Driving Irregular Migration

Current curbs on international travel, economic crises, the targeting of minority groups, organized crime and inhumane practices like female genital mutilation (FGM) in faraway places are among the factors that will continue to force migrants to put their lives at risk to reach Canadian shores.

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Living History

NCM Anonymous October 14, 2012 No Comments

My summer travels across southern Ontario and northeastern United States pointed out to me two trends that have shaped immigration to North America. First, that…

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No ghetto in the making

NCM Anonymous October 14, 2012 No Comments

“Ghetto” is such an evocative word. It brings to mind an urban setting with slum-like conditions, populated by people on the margins of society. First…

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Sorry, I don’t speak French

Canada is a multicultural country, but has a policy of bilingualism. So, what happens to the scores of languages that make up Canada’s multicultural fabric?…

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The changing face of Canada’s immigration

NCM Anonymous October 14, 2012 No Comments Citizenship Immigration Multiculturalism

Six years into office and on the first anniversary of forming a majority government in Ottawa, the Conservatives see a very different Canada from the…

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Through the eyes of Immigrants

NCM Anonymous October 14, 2012 No Comments

Coming to Canada has never been free from challenges, as told in stories from new book The Land Newly Found. Governor General Michaëlle Jean travelled to…

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