Immigration to Canada News - Latest Updates & Information
Stay informed with the latest immigration news, policy updates, and important announcements from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).
Guilty Verdict in Deadly Border Smuggling Case
Two men, Steve Shand and Harshkumar Patel, have been indicted by U.S. federal prosecutors for their alleged roles in the tragic deaths of an Indian family who perished while attempting to cross the border from Manitoba into the United States. Patel's arrest in February 2024 follows Shand's earlier arrest in January 2022, highlighting ongoing legal actions in this cross-border tragedy.
Read Full Article: Guilty Verdict in Deadly Border Smuggling CaseNovember 22, 2024
Newcomers Drive Surge in N.L. Housing Market
Newcomers Drive Surge in N.L. Housing Market
Read Full Article: Newcomers Drive Surge in N.L. Housing MarketNovember 22, 2024
Ontario Unveils Plan to Shield Newcomers from Fraudsters
Ontario is set to unveil new legislation designed to shield immigrants from fraud and exploitation within the immigration process, addressing concerns raised by Immigration Minister David Piccini about unscrupulous representatives preying on vulnerable newcomers.
Read Full Article: Ontario Unveils Plan to Shield Newcomers from FraudstersNovember 21, 2024
Pointing Fingers at Immigrants: A Slippery Slope to Far-Right Extremism
Can Canada's discourse on immigration evolve beyond blame to incisively dissect the wider socio-economic issues?
Read Full Article: Pointing Fingers at Immigrants: A Slippery Slope to Far-Right ExtremismNovember 20, 2024
Canada's Immigration Fortitude Challenged by Surging Asylum Claims
Canada's asylum requests surge in 2024, largely due to international students. CBSA intensifies operations as immigration system faces a critical juncture.
Read Full Article: Canada's Immigration Fortitude Challenged by Surging Asylum ClaimsNovember 20, 2024
Canada loses 35 per cent of its French-speaking immigrants with 1 in 5 newcomers leaving Canada within 25 years
Canada loses 35% of its French-speaking immigrants, with most leaving within their first five years, reveals a new report.
Read Full Article: Canada loses 35 per cent of its French-speaking immigrants with 1 in 5 newcomers leaving Canada within 25 yearsNovember 20, 2024