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Advocates say advanced medical treatment has transformed the virus into a chronic manageable medical condition and the immigration department’s automatic HIV partner notification policy is ‘out-of-date and discriminatory.’ → Read More
As growth ramps up, the national narrative appears to be under new strains that could threaten the social contract between Canada and its newcomers. → Read More
Brijesh Mishra managed to enter Canada in October via the U.S. land border even after his visitor visa had been cancelled. → Read More
Brijesh Mishra, a citizen of India, is facing criminal charges in Canada in connection with a group of international students who were provided fake college admission letters to enter Canada. → Read More
The Ontario Provincial Police has struck an agreement with 53 migrant farm workers who were subjected to a DNA canvass almost 10 years ago during a sexual assault investigation. Their DNA samples will now be destroyed and they will each receive $7,500. → Read More
Some migrants have been asked to go to immigration officials for proof they’re out of status so their kids can study without paying hefty fees. → Read More
The Office of Information Commissioner received 4,658 complaints against the immigration department, which made up more than half of the investigators’ caseloads in 2022. → Read More
Immigration Minister Sean Fraser is establishing a new task force to investigate each case to determine if the students are innocent or complicit in defrauding the immigration system. → Read More
The bulk of the surge of 19 million displaced people in 2022 was driven by the Russian invasion of Ukraine, United Nations report says. → Read More
If newcomers can’t find the right jobs, lack “Canadian experience” and are struggling with the high cost of living, what’s to keep them from giving up? → Read More
The House immigration committee has also voted unanimously to condemn fraudulent ‘ghost consultants’ and to ask the federal government to provide a permanent residence pathway → Read More
“Known travellers from 13 countries have been added to Canada “visa-free” soon be able to come to Canada without the requirement of a costly visitor visa. → Read More
About a dozen Indian international students have camped outside the Canada Border Services Agency office on Airport Road in Mississauga to ask the government not to deport them for misrepresentation to Canada. → Read More
Over the course of four years, Canada Border Services Agency’s Quantum Project flagged 13,863 travellers and issued “no-board” recommendation to 6,182 to deny them boarding a flight to Canada after further assessments. → Read More
On Wednesday, Immigration Minister Sean Fraser kicked off the highly anticipated “targeted draws” to pick immigrants with experience and skills in five particular sectors. → Read More
About 400 volunteers, from members of the public to paramedics, police and fire department spent a day participating in a simulated accident. → Read More
Government lawyer said it didn’t matter if Amritraj Singh Batth knew the admission letter provided by his consultant was authentic or not, the international student was responsible for the accuracy of his study permit application. → Read More
Ontario’s professional regulatory bodies have been given a Dec. 2 deadline to remove Canadian work experience as a licensing requirement for internationally trained professionals. → Read More
In March, Washington and Ottawa expanded the Canada-U.S. Safe Third Country Agreement. → Read More
Ottawa argues it’s not responsible for the risks and hardships faced by a group of 25 Afghans, who have been threatened by the Taliban and are suing Canada. → Read More