A new report indicates that most Canadians continue to view multiculturalism and diversity as positive contributors to the national identity. 66% of respondents agree that multiculturalism strengthens Canadian society, outnumbering critics by a two-to-one margin even among non-immigrant demographics. While 36% of Canadians express mixed feelings about recent high levels of immigration, their underlying support for an accepting and diverse populace remains resilient. However,

Thousands of Canadians signed an open letter to Prime Minister Mark Carney calling for the protection of refugee rights. The letter arrives ahead of World Refugee Day on June 20, amidst rising anti-immigrant sentiment across the country. Advocates expressed deep concern over recent policy changes, including lower refugee admission targets and stricter asylum rules. The group urged the Federal Government to maintain fair hearings and expand private sponsorship pathways for vul

A recent analysis of the Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) argues that Canada’s use of age-based criteria is an outdated policy that contradicts national values regarding non-discrimination. Under current regulations, applicants receive zero points for age if they are over 45, a practice critics compare to prohibited forms of bias in employment. Research indicates that the assumption of older immigrants being a burden on social services is empirically incorrect, as pension b

Immigration Minister Lena Metlege Diab marked the commencement of Citizenship Week 2025, running from May 26 to June 1, emphasizing...