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January 2010 Canadian Government to Give Priority Status to Haitian Immigrants Hungary Could Be Next Target in Canada’s Refugee System Crackdown Saskatchewan Announces Worker Agreement with Vietnam Ontario Group Helping Immigrant Medical Professionals Optimism Surrounds New Foreign Credential Recognition Agreement Quebec Broadens Sponsorship Terms for Haitian Families New Study Ranks Top Canadian Communities for Settlement Evacuation of Expedited Haitian Adoptees Nears Completion Canada Examines Immigration Policy Options for Haitians Canada Moves Ahead to Fast-track Haitian Adoptions December 2009 Recession Causing Migration Shifts as Nations Tighten Borders Immigrants Skills Remain Underutilized Why is Quebec Not Attracting Residents? Atlantic Canada Struggles to Attract and Keep the Workers It Needs Canada Poised to Lead Economic Recovery Live-In Caregivers to Receive More Protection Minister Denounces Physicians’ Lack of Cooperation in Credential Recognition Initiatives Canadian Government Outlines Agreement on Foreign Credential Recognition Immigrants Skills Remain Underutilized Canadian Immigration Law Broaches New Territory in Child Abandonment Case November 2009 Anglophones Making a Comeback in Quebec Auditor General Critiques Government’s Immigration Policies Shortage of French Teachers Sends B.C. Recruiters to Europe Canadian Museum Commemorates Immigration Canada Lowers Targets for Refugee and Family Class Immigration New Guide for Immigrants Delves Into Military History and Canadian Culture Officer Testifies Regarding Passport Mistake Ontario Court Issues Landmark Ruling on Sponsorship Responsibilities Canada’s Temporary Foreign Worker Program Exposed: Problems and Solutions Ontario Moves Ahead With New Program for Foreign Professionals Canada and U.S. Agree to Expand Border Cooperation Efforts October 2009 Advocates Call for Fair and Compassionate Treatment of Migrants Jump in Deportations Displays More Problems in Canadian Refugee System Critics Call for Harsher Punishments in Foreign Worker Abuses Immigrants More Than Twice As Likely to Attend University Canada Must Learn to Utilize Immigrant Skills Quebec Immigrants Closer to Accessing English School System Canada Still One of the Top Countries for Quality of Life Prince Edward Island Becoming a Viable Destination for New Immigrants Canadian and Immigrant Populations are Spreading from Central Canada Canada Expecting More Shortages in Skilled Trade Workers Migration Can Benefit Both Countries September 2009 Canadian Economy Shows Signs of Recovery Government Announces New Immigration Initiative in Guelph Simplifying the Home-Buying Process for Immigrants Students Skipping “Study” Portion of Work-Study Program Migration Changing Demographic of Montreal Schools Former Refugee Official Speaks Out Against Proposed Fast-Tracking First Reported “Stateless” Child Born of Canadian Descent Ontario Community Offers Support to New Arrivals August 2009 Canadians More Positive Toward Immigrants Compared to Brits and Americans New Fraud Prevention Measures Raise Privacy Concerns Canada Relying Less on Foreign-Trained Doctors U.S.-Canadian Border Traffic Down Since Passport Rule Change Northwest Territories to Implement Foreign Worker Nominee Program Quebec Falls Behind in Doctor Mobility Agreement Canadian Government Plans Refugee Fast-Tracking Experts Concerned Over Border Traffic Problems Once Recession Subsides July 2009 Government Increases Funds for Language Training in Calgary Controversy Erupts Over Decision to Reinstate Visa Requirements for Czechs and Mexicans Immigration Alone Will Not Solve Aging Population Problems New Ontario Program to Ease Transition for Immigrant Lawyers Immigration Minister Recognizes Need to Reform Refugee System Concern over Canadian Birth-Rate Looms Refugee System “Crackdown” Continues with U.S. Border-Crossing Rule June 2009 Canada Exploring Solutions to Health Care Worker Shortage Eastern Economies Are Key To Canada’s Future New Exhibit Marks Canada’s Rejection of Hundreds of Jewish Refugees Foreign Policies Catering to Immigrants May Be Hurting Canada’s Repuation Canadian Government Provides Internships to Refugee Students Canada Moves Forward in Indian Law Credential Recognition Canada Ousts American Hunting Guide Most Canadians Choose More Nurses Over Tax Cuts Government Reintroduces Controversial Temporary Work Permit Legislation May 2009 Passport Rule Implemented for U.S. Border Crossings Small Businesses May Soon No Longer Be Able to Hire Foreign Workers One-Stop Immigrant Welcoming Centre Opens in Saskatoon Are Canadian Employers Discriminating Against Immigrants? Caregiver Controversy Provides Opportunity for Improvement Alberta Launches Program to Assist Foreign-Trained Nurses April 2009 Canada Named in Forbes’ Top Three Business Nations Increasing U.S. Border Protection Could Have High Cost for Canada US Border-Crossing Policy Change To Go Ahead Despite Controversy Immigration Minister Says System Should Reflect Canadian Values Controversial New Citizenship Law Passes Canada Works With EU to Increase Mobility New Survey Rates Vancouver As Best City in North America Former Alberta Premier Praises Immigration Assistance Program March 2009 Unpaid Treatment for Foreign Births Leaves Quebec Doctors Sore Strong Family and Educational Values Make Immigrant Youth Less Delinquent As Immigrants Choose Canada’s Smaller Cities, Need for Funding Increases Immigration Minister Calls For Strict Enforcement of Language Policy Alberta Economic Reign Sees End Canadian Government Funds Resettlement in Alberta Equal Rights Raise Standards for All Workers Canadian Marketing Company Adapts to Growing Diversity February 2009 Minister to Review New Citizenship Rules Ontario Aims To Increase Immigration Canadian Employers Defend International Recruitment Canadian Employers Recognize Need for Immigrants Alberta Recruitment Campaign Sparks Criticism Canada Welcomes Record Number of Immigrants Government to Maintain Immigration Levels Tolerance Would Make Quebec More Competitive January 2009 Canada Expecting Less Foreign Workers in 2009 Foreign Workers to Feel Effects of Economic Crunch Regulation Changes Causing Familiar Delays at Immigration Department New Citizenship Rules Spark Controversy December 2008 Government Announces Work Permit Extensions Educated Immigrants Face Increasing Job Barriers Philippines Replace China as Canada’s Largest Immigrant Source Immigration Fuels Population Growth Canadian Passport Offices Criticized Over Security Provinces Sign Labour Mobility Agreement New Study Examines Immigrant Integration November 2008 Border Officials Concerned Over Fast-Track Security Saskatchewan Announces New Resettlement Assistance Program Canada to Avoid Recession in 2009 Quebec Immigrants Responsible for Their Integration October 2008 Alberta Remains the Land of Opportunity Immigrants Face Increased Risk to Heart Health Study Reveals Discrepancies in Immigrant Salaries Alberta Signs Labour Agreement with Philippines Elections Secure Conservative Power to Reform Immigration System Conservatives Gaining Ethnic Support September 2008 New Immigration Class Implemented Government Introduces Centralized Application Processing Centre in Nova Scotia Alberta Government Recruiting Foreign Workers in the United States Immigration Reform Surfaces in Liberal Election Campaign Employer Group Warns of Labour Crisis University Graduates in Canada More Likely to Have Foreign-Born Parents Saskatchewan Boosts Efforts to Attract Newcomers August 2008 B.C. Fights Exploitation of Foreign Workers Canada is No Longer Haven For American Military Deserters Government Prepares to Implement New Immigration Policy This Fall Quebec Faces Severe Labour Shortages as Baby Boomers Retire Canadian Government to Increase Funding for Resettlement Programs in Ontario Canadian Government Announces Increased Resettlement Funding in Saskatchewan New Class of Immigration to Favour Experience in Canada July 2008 Canadians Warned of New U.S. Land Border Regulations Canada’s Immigration Landscape Diversifies Temporary Worker Programs Thriving in Alberta Canada and Poland Increase Youth Mobility Government to Commence Immigration Consulting Critics Call for Crackdown on Refugees American Soldiers Continue Battle in Canada June 2008 Alberta Government Fights Foreign Worker Exploitation Temporary Worker Programs Need Reexamination After Passing Legislation, Government Now Faces Daunting Task of Sorting Through Application Backlog Controversial New Immigration Policies Voted Through Canada’s Atlantic Feeling Pressure of Worker Shortage Application Backlog Leads to Visa Outsourcing P.E.I. Moves to Attract More Immigrants Government Changes Resident Card Policies May 2008 Alberta Accused of Faltering on Foreign Worker Program Canadian Government ‘Loses’ Deportees Canada’s Labour Shortage Continues to Underscore Importance of Immigration and Education New Controversy Erupts Over Proposed Immigration Changes and Government Ad Campaign Government Must Recognize Credentials of the Immigrants to be Fast-Tracked Government Takes Aim at Scam Marriages Quotas Will Not Solve Backlog Problem Proposed Policies Clash with Canadian Values of Transparency, Distribution of Power Immigrant Wages Not Reflecting Higher Education Rates Commission Finds Quebecers Hesitant to Adapt April 2008 American Military Deserters Fight to Stay in Canada What is the Canadian Government Doing to Address Labour Shortage? Liberals Strained by Proposed Immigration Legislation Controversy Erupts Over Proposed Immigration Legislation Government Inaction Blamed for Growing Refugee Backlog Visible Minority Immigrants Drive Canada’s Population Growth Increased Border Security on the Great Lakes Labour Shortages Spark Competition for Immigrants in Quebec Suburbs March 2008 Visitor Visas Lifted for Four More European Union Nations Government To Reduce Backlog By Limiting Application Processing Immigrants and Youth Could Compensate for Aging Canadian Workforce February Brings Continued Job Growth in Canada Government of Canada introduces new amendments to modernize Canada’s Immigration System Government Announces More Resettlement Funding Canada Must Ensure That Educated Immigrants Are Not Going To Waste Immigrants Not Learning the Language Face Self-Made Barriers February 2008 Canada Providing Students with a Global Education Canada-U.S. Border Security Called Into Question Punjabi Growing in Canada Canada’s Temporary Worker Program to Expand Polish Man Refuses Deportation New Anti-Terrorism Legislation Leads to Old Civic Liberties Debate Solutions Needed For Inefficient Processing of Applications January 2008 Pay Yourself Right When Being Your Own Boss Saskatchewan Boasts Top Wage Growth for 2007 Booming Rural Areas Attract More Immigrants Economy Slows Slightly in December Important Lawsuit Moves Forward Temporary Foreign Workers to Ease B.C. Labour Shortage December 2007 Saskatchewan Ready to Boom Canada Reports New Data on Immigration Immigrants Enter Canada’s Housing Market Economy Surpasses Predictions Again November 2007 Canadian Schools Losing International Ground The ‘Brain Drain’ of Canada’s skilled foreign workers must be addressed War-time Citizenship Policy Questioned Strong Economy Reported Again for October Experts Are Not Convinced on Immigrant Accommodation Hearings Problems arise with Nova Scotia’s Nominee Program Canada’s 2007 Report on Immigration October 2007 Quebec Emigration Reaches New Heights Quebec Politician Defends Controversial Immigration Policy Proposal Study Shows Daughters of Immigrants Have Higher Earning Potential Majority of Quebecers Favour Assimilation Nova Scotia Moves to Attract Immigrants Canadian Economy and Job Market are Booming Canadian Immigrants are Choosing Manitoba September 2007 Flood of Refugees Strains Canadian System Canada and U.S. Still Share Values Slight Increase in Birth Rate Will Not Maintain Population Employers Echo Concerns Over Labour Shortage European Union Calls on Canada to Lessen Travel Restrictions Immigrants Face Integration Challenges Report Shows Successful Integration of Immigrant Youths in Canada August 2007 Skilled Labour Shortage Felt Nationwide Quebec Examines Public Stance on Immigrant Accommodation- Starting with Students Does Dual Citizenship Lead to Divided Loyalty? Labour Market Stays Strong Canada Attracts More English- and French-Speaking Immigrants Immigration ‘Misunderstanding’ Causes Uproar Among Sikhs July 2007 Temporary Foreign Workers Are Not Canada's Personal Band-Aid Workers and Immigrants Head West Aging Population to Impact Canadian Labour Market Shortage Lowers Standards of Care More New Jobs Than Expected June 2007 New Poll Uncovers Mixed Feelings on Refugees Canadians Favour Minority Adaptation Majority of Canadians Support Evacuations Canadian Cities Are Less Costly Immigration Will Ease the Effects of Shrinking Labour Pool May 2007 Immigration Eases Pay Inequity Government Announces Launching of Foreign Credential Recognition Program Immigration Eases Pay Inequity Ontario Government unveils Pilot Provincial Nominee Program B.C., Alberta working to combine economic clout Continued Growth Predicted for 2007 Regina Initiative to Lure Workers Quebec Health Minister Seeks Recognition for Foreign Doctors April 2007 Economy Keeps Growing Clash of Business Cultures Immigration Issues in Schools Prompt Group to Push for 'Don't ask, Don't tell' Policy Canada's New Government Makes Payments to Conjugal Partners of Head Tax Payers Approval times for much-needed skilled workers are 'beyond words' Health Canada urges chickenpox vaccine for immigrants Alberta's Immigration Deal Model for Country B.C. tourism industry seeks Filipino workers March 2007 A slow progression towards diversity and tolerance in Alberta Immigration agency remains a pipe dream, opposition charges Alberta considers controversial solution to labour shortages Who says who's who Regulators Blamed for Job Woes Help immigrants find jobs: Chow proposes new plan Appeal may free boy, 9, held in Texas February 2007 Canadians show least bias toward Muslims Accommodation debate out of hand, MPs say Separating fact from fiction Quick Access to skill-oriented jobs key to success for new immigrants January 2007 Immigration push urged "Canada’s Greatest Shame" Canadian Policy doing a “Good Job” of Attracting Skilled Immigrants Visible Minority Immigrants Slower to Integrate Government Urged to Institute "Special Tax" for Non-Resident Canadians December 2006 Sex offender ordered to return to the U.S. Let them in: A new study says immigration is good for both global productivity and individual wealth Immigration Failing Canadian Business Immigration agents on guard against sale of human organs Youth Wants No Migration Control Ontario: Tory’s Plan to Cut Barriers November 2006 Canada Immigration Minister Reviewing Dual Citizenship Increased Immigration Levels a Sham Immigration Decisions Under Review October 2006 US Sex Offender Exiled to Canada Saskatchewan as an Affordable, High Paying Canadian Destination Boom in Western Canada creating Labour Shortage in the Maritimes September 2006 Combined population of Alberta and British Columbia now larger than Quebec’s Liberal Leadership Frontrunner wishes to “Step Up” Immigration Labour Force Survey