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Conservatives push for an end to virtual citizenship ceremonies
Conservative Shadow Minister for Immigration Michelle Rempel Garner has renewed calls for the Liberal Government to abandon virtual citizenship ceremonies and return to in-person events. Rempel Garner criticized the current system, where over half of new Canadians take their citizenship oath online, describing it as inadequate for such a significant milestone. She argued that in-person ceremonies represent the unifying foundation of Canadian civic life and should be treated
Dec 5, 2025


Canada faces pressure to suspend the Safe Third Country Agreement following Trump's asylum freeze
President Trump's decision to halt asylum claims has intensified calls for Canada to suspend the Safe Third Country Agreement, with legal experts warning the pact may no longer be valid. Immigration lawyers argue the U.S. has abandoned its obligation under the UN Refugee Convention, eliminating the agreement's foundation. While some specialists caution that suspension could trigger an influx of asylum seekers—potentially millions currently in the U.S.—others insist Canada fa
Dec 5, 2025


Canada's migrant farm workers face systemic exploitation and abuse, investigation reveals
An extensive investigation has uncovered disturbing patterns of exploitation affecting nearly 80,000 temporary foreign workers in Canada's agricultural sector. These workers, who harvest the produce that reaches Canadian tables, face wage theft, unsafe working conditions, inadequate housing, and in some cases, physical and sexual abuse. The Investigative Journalism Bureau's findings, supported by Simon Fraser University research , reveal that the Temporary Foreign Worker Prog
Dec 4, 2025


Alberta reopens $13.5 million ethnocultural and anti-racism grants to foster inclusion and combat discrimination
The Government of Alberta has announced the reopening of applications for its Ethnocultural and Anti-Racism Grant Programs, offering a combined $13.5 million investment over three years to support community-led initiatives. The Ethnocultural Grant Program provides up to $50,000 for projects fostering connections with ethnocultural and Indigenous communities, while the Anti-Racism Grant Program allocates up to $10,000 for educational and capacity-building initiatives. Applica
Oct 17, 2025


Strong Borders bill raises concerns for foreign dissidents seeking asylum in Canada
Experts are raising alarms about Bill C-2, Canada's Strong Borders legislation, which could prevent persecuted dissidents, journalists,...
Aug 22, 2025


Canadian citizens in ICE detention: Data reveals alarming numbers, including toddlers
Recent data analysis has uncovered that nearly 150 Canadian citizens have been detained by the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement...
Aug 18, 2025
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