By Bill Graveland, the Globe and Mail | Link to Article
Federal Immigration Minister Jason Kenney says it’s time to hit the “reset button” and temporarily put the brakes on new
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By CBC News | Link to Article
A construction boom in Winnipeg has left a shortage of skilled workers in Manitoba.
That has forced the Winnipeg Construction Association to start looking around the world for help
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By Tobi Cohen, the Canada.com | Link to Article
OTTAWA — A plan to return $130 million in fees and toss 280,000 applications from would-be immigrants — part of the omnibus budget bill that's poised to become law late
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By Gloria Galloway, the Globe and Mail | Link to Article
Doctors say they will keep records of refugees who suffer serious untreated ailments or die as a result of health-care cuts planned by the federal government
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By Daphne Bramham, Vancouver Sun | Link to Article
Everyone has a story, especially here.
Vancouver’s history is studded with characters and now, more than ever, it is a magnet for every kind of person from every part of the world.
Yet as
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By Derek Sankey, Vancouver Sun | Link to Article
Employers in the trades across Canada are feeling the labour crunch at a time when an aging population and increased demand are forcing them to look beyond traditional talent pools.
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By Zoe McKnight, Vancouver Sun | Link to Article
Pilot program emphasizes activity over counselling
Young refugees are using rope exercises and principles from kung fu to learn self-control and relaxation as
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By Sonia Verma, the Globe and Mail | Link to Article
The emergence of Asian Americans as the fastest-growing immigrant group in the United States, eclipsing Hispanics, has far-reaching implications on many
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By Douglas Todd, Vancouver Sun | Link to Article
The agony and desperate hopes of the world's refugees will be in the spotlight this week in Metro Vancouver.
Today, a B.C. non-profit organization will mark World Refugee Day by
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By Christopher Reynolds, Vancouver Sun | Link to Article
Queenie Choo left Hong Kong in 1980 for a new culture, new climate and new job as a front-line nurse in Edmonton, an experience that taught her a lot about the challenges
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