By Douglas Todd, Vancouver Sun | Link to Article
In the fractured multicultural world we now live in, comedy remains a good way to break down the barriers
Fill in your least-favourite ethnic, racial, religious, gender or regional group
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By Tobi Cohen, Vancouver Sun | Link to Article
Immigration Minister Jason Kenney says he supports extending biometric ID requirements to permanent residents and would consider amending his current omnibus immigration bill to make it happen
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A skills shortage and a Mississauga employer’s leap of faith have changed the fate of Krishnarl Suntharesan and hundreds of skilled immigrants desperate for elusive Canadian work experience.
Instead of being
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Canadian companies that want to bring in highly skilled foreign workers
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By Peggy Curran, Vancouver Sun | Link to Article
The federal government is in the process of revoking the citizenship of 2,300 people, with at least 6,000 more cases under investigation, Immigration Minister Jason Kenney said Friday. He
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By Tara Carman, Vancouver Sun | Link to Article
Refugee women seeking permanent residence often forced to leave newborns behind
The day Zeynab Mahamed left Kenya for Canada after waiting in a refugee queue
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By Joe Couture, The Vancouver Sun | Link to Article
SASKATOON — Saskatchewan Immigration Minister Rob Norris says there is a "healthy tension" between the provincial and federal governments over a cap Ottawa has put in place
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By Globe Advisor | Link to Article
TORONTO, April 19, 2012 /CNW/ - One hundred companies are being recognized today as the Best Workplaces in Canada. They represent great diversity in terms of size, sector, industry, and location. The judging panel
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By Erin Ellis, Vancouver Sun | Link to Article
Raymond Wong never suspected he was carrying a virus that could kill him.
Slim, jovial and seemingly healthy, he was in his 50s before he found out his liver was working at about 30-
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By Vancouver Sun | Link to Article
Canada is welcoming more than the global average of immigrants who are Christian, Sikh, Buddhist and non-religious.
The country, however, is taking in less than the global average of immigrants who
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