Third-party language testing measures how fast applicants complete the test rather than their fluency in English, critics say.
Canada's Sudan family reunification pathway was supposed to be an emergency way out of the country, but bureaucratic delays could last for
On immigration, Poilievre focused on capping intake at levels Canada can “integrate” into jobs, housing and health care, while calling for “no
In partnership with the Canadian Museum of Immigration, two newcomers developed a project that documents the stories of Uber drivers across the
Abbas Abdiannia has been operating Ahwaz Hookah House for 20 years, and he has no intention of stopping now
The city's motion has reignited discussions about how governments define hate, and whether caste-based oppression is being overlooked.
Economic pressures initially sparked protests, but activists abroad have worked to clarify how quickly the movement evolved to a call for the
The symbolic move, prompted by student presentations, raises broader questions about how hate is defined and whose experiences are protected.
Syrian religious minorities in Canada are unable to return home to support their families, and are limited in what they can do
The president of Ayoub’s Dried Fruits and Nuts credits a people-first culture and community support for turning a small North Vancouver shop