Quebec has suspended its investor immigration program pending a review on how to get more New Canadians arriving in “La belle province” to stay there.
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UPDATED: Migrant Detainees Launch Hunger Strikes to Protest Government Inaction on COVID-19
Migrants at Canada’s busiest detention centre are on a hunger strike to draw attention to crowded living conditions that could result in an outbreak. Insufficient information from Canada Border Services Agency about the coronavirus is also contributing to growing concerns among migrants.
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An Atheist’s Take On Quebec’s Bill 21
Muslim men, Sikh women, Christians, and most Jews are not required by their religions to display any religious symbols
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Q&A: Quebec Unlikely to Set Election Tone on Immigration, Says Expert
The majority of Canadians outside of Quebec do not favour Quebec’s so-called secularism law
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Québec’s New Immigration Law Sparks Backlash
The bill states that 18,000 skilled-worker applications submitted before August 2, 2018 are void
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Bill 21: Secularism is Not About Limiting Individual Freedoms
Quebec’s secularist Bill 21, which bans public workers from wearing religious symbols, dredges up memories of a similar ban France initiated in 2004. In 2004, the French government banned the display of “conspicuous” religious symbols…
View More Bill 21: Secularism is Not About Limiting Individual FreedomsOnly Quebec has a plan to save community newspapers
Last week the Quebec government released details on how it planned on disbursing $36.4 million to struggling newspapers over the next five years. This money is to help smaller newspapers that are especially hit by…
View More Only Quebec has a plan to save community newspapersQuebec’s Bill 62 is an Oppression
It’s absurd to pass any law that is so obviously a violation of that constitution and its Charter of Rights and Freedoms. Quebec’s National Assembly passed a bill that will require civil servants and members…
View More Quebec’s Bill 62 is an OppressionWe Ignore Islamism at our Own Peril
Quebec recently passed a law banning face coverings for people delivering or receiving public services, which has re-ignited the debate across Canada on banning the burqa and niqab. Some people, such as Idil Issa, have…
View More We Ignore Islamism at our Own PerilThanks, Hérouxville
I come not to bury André Drouin’s legacy, but rather to praise him. In his way, he made a singular contribution to the debate about immigration in Canada. Drouin, a former city councillor in the…
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