Drastic Fall in Canadian Citizenship Demand amongst Permanent Resident Immigrants (Audio)
A drastic decrease in the proportion of immigrants seeking Canadian citizenship, from 79% in 2000 to 26% in 2008, is raising fears that new rules
A drastic decrease in the proportion of immigrants seeking Canadian citizenship, from 79% in 2000 to 26% in 2008, is raising fears that new rules
The B.C. government has abruptly ended its provincial immigration program for the next three months, saying new federal limits on temporary foreign workers have caused
After spending much of last week hearing expert witnesses expound on the pros and cons of the government’s proposed new anti-terror laws, the House public safety
According to the UNHCR annual asylum trends report, Canada has remained at the bottom of the world’s top-15 refugee receiving countries. In 2014 866,000 new asylum claims
Less than half of immigrants to Canada this year will be selected through the new Express Entry system introduced by the Conservative government, which promised
Paul Compton has done exactly what the federal government recommended to get his son recognized as a Canadian citizen, but his problems have yet to
Internal government reports indicate that more than one-third of spousal immigration applications that Canada receives may involve sham marriages, posing a « threat to Canada’s immigration
A report released today confirms why Canada is a one of the most socially advanced countries in the world. The Social Progress Index ranks Canada
(Third successive draw with Comprehensive Ranking Score Under 600) Canadian Immigration authorities invited 925 applicants for permanent residence with the lowest Comprehensive Ranking Score (CRS)
Immigration has always played a crucial role in Canada’s social vitality and economic prosperity. Since Confederation, Canada has welcomed immigrants into communities throughout the country