Narrowing pathways to citizenship in northeastern Ontario concern new Canadian voters

Narrowing pathways to citizenship in northeastern Ontario concern new Canadian voters

Following a swell in newcomers to Canada that helped boost the population to 41 million people last year, candidates in the federal election are now campaigning on capping immigration and targeting recruitment for skilled workers.

‘Canada does need their immigrants’: International students want voters to consider immigration issues

"Canada does need their immigrants," say NL international students watching federal election from the sidelines

‘I never thought I’d have to fight like this’: Peel’s international students say immigration system is broken as election looms

As federal immigration rules change, Peel’s international students call the system broken and demand better support ahead of the 2025 election.

Federal election 2025: International students share their experience, thoughts on cuts to study permits

Journalists spoke with international students in Kingston, Brockville, and Cornwall about why they're studying in Canada.

National campaign highlights immigrants’ contributions to Canada | Wallaceburg News | Local news in Wallaceburg, Dresden and surrounding areas.

The Institute for Canadian Citizenship (ICC) has launched a national awareness campaign aimed at shifting public attitudes about immigration by highlighting the historical and ongoing contributions of newcomers to Canada. The campaign, titled New Canadians Make All the Difference, features large-scale outdoor posters and digital ads across the country, challenging negative rhetoric around immigration and reminding Canadians that immigrants have …