BY ANDREW POTTER, OTTAWA CITIZEN | Link to Article
It would be a lot easier to debate the tough cases of Canadian multiculturalism if people understood how the system actually worked.
That includes everyone from taxi drivers and barbers to
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By Montreal Gazette, Vancouver Sun | Link to Article
Canada has undergone extraordinary changes in the past four decades.
Toronto the Good (and WASP) has become Toronto the city where more than half of all residents were born abroad. The
Read more.By Sam Cooper, the Vancouver Sun | Link to Article
When people come to Canada, they might leave behind furniture or household knick-knacks, but they don't leave behind the education, knowledge and skills they've gained in their
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By Jeremy Van Loon, Bloomberg Business Week | Link to Article
Dec. 28 (Bloomberg) -- Alberta Premier Alison Redford says oil is opening Canada’s fastest-growing province to the world for the first time.
The
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By Leilie Ferenc, The Star | Link to Article
In a city where newcomers make up half the population, finding work in Toronto — or the GTA for that matter — is a full-time job for skilled immigrants.
Among them is Jordanian-born Barraq Hajhamad, who came to Canada with his wife six
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By Cheryl Rossl, Vancouver Courier | Link to Article
The Open Door Group is gearing up to provide more employment services in the Downtown Eastside while at least two other area non-profits look at closing shop.
The
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By Randy Boswell, Ottawa Citizen | Link to Article
Immigrants to Canada claim a stronger knowledge of the country's history than those who were born here, according to one of the surprising results of a nationwide
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By Anna Mehler Paperny, the Globe and Mail | Link to Article
Manitoba’s auditor-general is reviewing an initiative designed to bring immigrant investors to the province in light of scandals plaguing similar programs in the
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By CBC News | Link to Article
The mayor of Red Lake says the town has a history of bringing in foreign workers in boom times and that history is now repeating itself.
Phil Vinet says the gold mine is hiring every available worker
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By Tom Axworthy, John Monahan and Natalie Brender | Link to Article
As Canada’s focus on Libya shifts from the drama of regime change to
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