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Canada’s Immigration Strategy Encounters A Pregnant Pause

Fertility rates among newcomers from India, the Philippines, China and other major source countries have fallen below replacement level, challenging assumptions that immigration can resolve Canada’s long-term demographic decline

Foreign Workers Take the Tough Jobs Canadian Youth Shun

Nine in 10 small businesses using the Temporary Foreign Worker Program say they can’t recruit local workers for overnight, rural, seasonal and physically demanding roles

“How Many More Years Must I Wait?”

Ottawa’s suspension of the Parent and Grandparent Program has left thousands wondering if their loved ones will ever be able to join them permanently in Canada

AI Reshaping Canada’s Immigration Fraud Battle

As artificial intelligence becomes a tool for both fraudsters and the federal government, Canada’s immigration system is entering an arms race in which the same technology is being used to deceive authorities—and to detect deception

Multiculturalism Holds Firm as Immigration Worries Rise

New national study finds broad support for diversity, equal treatment and multiculturalism, despite 71 percent saying immigration levels are too high

Immigration Cuts Squeeze Small Towns in Canada

Business groups warn Ottawa’s lower targets are stripping rural communities of workers needed to keep businesses, care homes and local services running

Education Crisis Leaves Foreign Students Stranded

Decades of underfunding and a bet on high‑ fee foreign enrolment have pushed British Columbia’s public colleges and universities to the brink, derailing the migration dreams of thousands of students from Asia

Canada Urged To Defend Global LGBTQ+ Rights

Rights groups say Ottawa must back its global LGBTQ+ commitments with more funding and clearer diplomacy as queer communities in Asia and Africa face criminalization, violence and shrinking support

Canada’s Hidden Health Workforce Is Ready To Serve

A new ICC report says Canada could add nearly 16,000 doctors and 27,000 nurses and related professionals by closing the immigrant overqualification gap, while 6.5 million Canadians remain without a family doctor

Immigration Cuts Deepen Canada’s Labour Crunch

RBC Economics warns Canada’s workforce is heading into a structural squeeze, with retirements running near record levels, younger worker numbers falling and Ottawa’s immigration cutbacks set to tighten the labour market again

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