The pandemic is far from over, yet fatigue and frustration with COVID-19 public health restrictions have led to growing protests across Canada. And in the case of Montreal, the most recent demonstration has even erupted into small pockets of violence.
View More Anti-Lockdown Protests Grow as COVID-19 Spreads
The international Afghan community is being called on to help secure a peaceful transition as America’s planned military withdrawal from Afghanistan looms later this year.
View More Afghan Community Apprehensive as U.S. Forces Prepare Exit
La pandémie a-t-elle renforcée des inégalités systémiques que subissent des étudiants étrangers venant des pays du Sud ? Une étudiante africaine raconte son vécu dans cette première partie d’une série d’articles sur les étudiants internationaux au Québec.
View More Québec : pour des étudiants du Sud global, la pandémie frappe durement
Alors que le Liban fait face à une crise économique, financière et politique majeure, la diaspora est plus mobilisée que jamais. Deuxième article dans notre série sur la communauté libanaise du Grand Montréal et des liens de solidarité qui la traversent.
View More La communauté libanaise de Montréal se mobilise pour faire face à la crise au Liban
Alors que le Liban fait face à une crise économique, financière et politique majeure, la diaspora est plus mobilisée que jamais. Portrait de la communauté libanaise du Grand Montréal et des liens de solidarité qui la traversent.
View More La communauté libanaise de Montréal : plus d’un siècle d’histoire
Ottawa is granting 90,000 applicants a pathway to permanent residency to reach its immigration target this year. But the program does nothing for the migrant workers feeding the country, says one migrant justice organization
View More Advocates Call Ottawa’s PR Program “A Smokescreen”
Is Quebec a less welcoming place for international students? In the second part of this two-part series, Christopher Chanco examines the situation for those caught between a pandemic and changes to provincial immigration policies.
View More Is Quebec Pushing Away Its International Students?
In Quebec, the pandemic has reinforced systemic inequities faced by international students from the developing world. In the first part of this two-part series, Christopher Chanco explores the experiences of one student from Central Africa.
View More In Quebec, Pandemic Hits Students From Developing Countries Harder Than Most
The National Occupational Classification (NOC) system categorizes jobs based on skill level and occupation. But requiring specific NOC jobs for work permits and permanent residency is making it difficult for new graduates and their partners to stay.
View More How the NOC Puts International Graduates in Vulnerable Positions
Shady business practices use social connections in immigrant communities to bolster their bottom line.
View More Pyramid Schemes Profiting From Immigrant Connections