The implementation of Bill C-3, known as the Lost Canadians Act, has retroactively granted Canadian citizenship to an estimated 20 million Americans, with significant implications for New England residents.
A C.D. Howe Institute report reveals Canada's immigration system bypassed security protocols for 25,000 asylum seekers from high-risk countries, raising serious concerns about national security and fraud prevention.
Following a high-profile incident in Minnesota, immigrant-owned restaurants across America face increased ICE raids. Experts reveal most cases go unreported due to fear, while advocacy groups provide crucial guidance on rights during enforcement actions.
As Russia's invasion of Ukraine enters its fifth year, displaced Ukrainians in Montreal are establishing roots while continuing to support their homeland through community efforts and resilience.
Immigration Minister Lena Diab sends mixed signals as 300,000 Ukrainians face visa expirations, sparking calls for expedited permanent residency pathways.
Starting February 25, dual British-Canadian citizens must use a British or Irish passport to enter the U.K., causing travel disruptions and renewal challenges.
The United States has deported a gay asylum-seeker to a third country where homosexuality is illegal, raising serious human rights concerns about the treatment of LGBTQ+ individuals in immigration proceedings.
Political columnist Brian Lilley discusses with former Immigration Minister Jason Kenney how Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's immigration approach has fundamentally altered the policies established under Stephen Harper's government.
Premier Danielle Smith defends Alberta's planned immigration referendum, proposing fees for non-permanent residents and citing federal policy impacts on provincial services.
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement's $45-billion expansion of immigrant detention facilities is shrouded in secrecy, leaving towns like Social Circle, Georgia, in the dark and concerned about local impacts.
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's referendum push to curb immigration marks a dramatic reversal from previous efforts to attract skilled workers, highlighting tensions with federal immigration policies.
Calgary-based immigration consultants and newcomer agency leaders warn Alberta's proposed fall referendum on immigration is politically charged, could worsen labor shortages, and fuel anti-immigrant sentiment.
Alberta faces scrutiny over immigration influx and entitlements, with Premier Danielle Smith highlighting population growth challenges and federal policies in focus.
Premier Danielle Smith announces a fall referendum with nine questions, including Quebec-style immigration control and fees for temporary residents accessing services.
Despite the announced reduction in ICE agents in Minneapolis, residents remain terrified as federal presence persists, with Mayor Jacob Frey reporting ongoing trauma and limited objective data.
Former Immigration Minister Jason Kenney analyzes the pocketbook effects of an open border in Canada, as discussed in a Sun political column video interview.
Global Affairs Canada updates travel advice, warning that Secure Certificate of Indian Status cards may not suffice for U.S. entry, recommending passports as essential documentation.
Federal immigration raids in Los Angeles have created impossible choices for immigrant workers, forcing many to self-deport as they face eviction while fearing arrest. County supervisors reject broader protections.
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's upcoming immigration speech has drawn criticism after her executive director's inflammatory comments. Readers express concern that anti-immigrant views don't represent modern Alberta.
A new DHS memo allows federal agents to arrest and detain refugees who entered the U.S. legally but lack permanent residency after one year, reversing Obama-era protections.
Premier Danielle Smith's announcement of a provincewide immigration referendum faces backlash from critics who call it a distraction from complex issues.
The Welcome Centre for Immigrants has returned to Edmonton's Mill Woods neighborhood, now operating from a new location to better serve newcomers with settlement services and community integration support.
A Cambodian national died in ICE custody in Indiana, the seventh death in federal immigration detention this year, amid rising detainee numbers and scrutiny over conditions.
Municipal leaders from Montreal and Quebec City regions are calling on the provincial government to reinstate the PEQ immigration program, citing broken promises and economic consequences for immigrants left in limbo.
A Federal Court judge has granted a British Columbia man a reprieve in his fight to maintain Canadian citizenship after he failed to disclose a prior deportation and use of an alias during his immigration process.
A Bangladeshi immigrant who used a false identity in his initial refugee claim has won a Federal Court appeal for another opportunity to retain his Canadian citizenship, with the judge citing procedural deficiencies in the original decision.
Experts highlight that immigration is crucial for sustaining Northern Ontario's population and economic development, addressing labor shortages and demographic challenges.
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith indicates significant changes to immigration policy, emphasizing taxpayer-first approach and economic migrants, ahead of Thursday's provincial address.
Canada's federal government has extended its express immigration pathway to include researchers and military applicants, aiming to attract specialized talent and strengthen national security sectors.
A 2-month-old baby boy with bronchitis was deported to Mexico just hours after being discharged from a Texas hospital, sparking outrage from Rep. Joaquin Castro over ICE's actions.