Immigration to Canada News - Page 77

Brampton Councillor Linked to Illegal Rental Amid Crackdown

A Brampton municipal councillor is under scrutiny after CBC Toronto discovered he co-owns a property with an illegal basement apartment, violating city bylaws. This revelation emerges amidst the city's efforts to combat unsafe and unlawful housing practices.

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October 30, 2024

Nova Scotia Parties Battle for Affordability Spotlight

In the midst of a snap election campaign, Canada's major political parties—Tories, Liberals, and New Democrats—are each emphasizing affordability as a key issue, striving to convince voters that they have the most effective solutions to address the cost of living challenges.

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October 30, 2024

Job Listings Exploit Foreign Workers: The Illegal Market

An investigative journalist goes undercover to expose a thriving online market where sellers promise Canadian jobs to temporary foreign workers, revealing the complexities and potential pitfalls of the immigration process.

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October 30, 2024

New Pathway to Residency for Flight PS752 Families

Canada reaffirms its commitment to aiding those impacted by the Ukraine International Airlines Flight 752 tragedy.

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October 30, 2024

Canada Remains Welcoming Despite Immigration Cuts, Minister Asserts

Canada remains "an open country," asserts Immigration Minister Marc Miller, despite the Liberal government's announcement of a revised plan to reduce the anticipated number of newcomers.

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October 27, 2024

Quebec Liberals Demand Probe into French Class Closures for Newcomers

In Quebec, the closure of French language classes has sparked criticism from the Liberals, who accuse the Coalition Avenir Québec government of budgetary missteps. They argue that these closures will hinder immigrants' ability to learn French and integrate into Quebec society.

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October 27, 2024