One out of six hate crimes reported to police last year targeted South Asian individuals, up from one in 10 reported in 2022
Fraudsters exploit social media, job, and immigration vulnerabilities, with 38 percent of
Many people fleeing Iran ended up on the North Shore, but one
For those who have fled repressive regimes, the possibility of returning home
Canada’s UN vote in favour of a humanitarian ceasefire “a small step in the right direction,” a Muslim advocacy group says.
Researchers found rates of clinical depression-level symptoms increased as resettled refugees spent more time in Canada.
An estimated 500,000 migrants with precarious or undocumented status including migrant workers, students and failed asylum seekers are currently in Canada.
International students will now need $20,000 in a Guaranteed Investment Certificate beginning next year.
Quebec asylum seekers battle suspended child care payments, while other provinces take steps to welcome those seeking refuge from war and persecution.
The NCM Podcast presents "Crossroads: A deep dive into Canada’s immigration turmoil"
Capt. Rey García-Salas spent more than a decade researching the number of Latino Canadians who fought in the two World Wars.
The province’s introduction of minimum wage and job protections for B.C.’s gig workers, many of them immigrants, is raising questions about equity
New program targets shortages, prioritizes occupations, but challenges persist in certification and perception.
Iranian Sahand Seifi studied at MUN and now co-leads a school that is equipping Newfoundland and Labrador’s workforce with the tools they