By Andrew Griffith in Ottawa, ON As one who looks at immigration from a data and policy perspective, reading Canadian Immigration and Refugee Law: A…
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New Immigration Plan Hailed and Flailed
Canada’s new plan to welcome nearly one million immigrants over the next three years, has been hailed and flailed around the world despite the Liberal…
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Shifting Our Conversations From Marriage Fraud to Marriage Breakdown
Commentary by Will Tao in Vancouver The Liberal Government finally delivered on their long-standing campaign promise to end conditional permanent residency for spouses on April…
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Listening to our International Students
Commentary by Will Tao in Vancouver Canada’s international students, particularly those in major metropolitan cities such as Toronto and Vancouver, have been subject to…
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A Canada of 100 million? Are they Insane?
Commentary by Howard Anglin There are some ideas so daft that it takes a very smart person to think of them. Or, in the case…
View More A Canada of 100 million? Are they Insane?Consultation Overlooks Citizenship
Commentary by Andrew Griffith in Ottawa Some things never change. Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) launches consultations on immigration and leaves out any questions…
View More Consultation Overlooks CitizenshipMigrant Myths Influence Immigration Policies
by Tazeen Inam in Mississauga At a time when Canada has seen a shift in immigration policy, particularly when it comes to resettling Syrian refugees, a…
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by Surjit Singh Flora in Brampton, Ontario A Brampton city councillor has persuaded colleagues on the city’s community services committee to recommend a ban on…
View More Brampton Mulls Curbs on Diwali FireworksQuebec Multiculturalism Improves Post-Referendum
by Rosanna Haroutounian in Quebec City Twenty years after voting in Quebec’s referendum on sovereignty, immigrants in the province say cultural relations are improving, but…
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Policy Advice for the Next Minister – Part 2
by Nick Noorani and Kareem El-Assal It is perhaps a good thing that immigration is not a major federal campaign issue, although the issue does surface in…
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