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Underpaid and overqualified, many recent immigrants are finding work faster in Canada but still struggling to build careers that match their education and experience

Former RCMP inspector William Majcher is charged with one count under the Security of Information Act

How a major RCMP national security prosecution, launched amid a public outcry over China’s interference in Canada, was hobbled even before the trial opens.

Restaurants Canada wants provinces to opt into Ottawa’s temporary foreign worker measure, warning that staff shortages are forcing some small-town eateries to cut hours, reduce service or risk closing

A new report says softer population growth and a wave of new rental supply should keep rent increases in check through 2026. Even so, affordability remains a harsh reality for immigrants, international students and temporary workers

Ottawa says Bill C-12 is meant to tighten a strained asylum system. Critics say it is one of the sharpest rollbacks of refugee rights in years, with about 29,000 claims already caught by its retroactive sweep

Ottawa is shrinking the department that runs Canada’s immigration system, cutting newcomer supports, offloading more health costs onto refugee claimants, and winding down housing aid for cities sheltering asylum seekers

New rules will let eligible rural employers hire more low-wage temporary foreign workers, even as unemployment rises and Ottawa faces pressure over jobs and immigration

New federal analysis shows tighter immigration controls could flatten population growth in 2026, marking a major demographic shift for a country that relies heavily on newcomers

Immigration Canada shifts health care costs to asylum seekers as advocates warn co-payments under Interim Federal Health Program will push vulnerable newcomers into crisis

Immigration lawyers are urging Ottawa to create a national business council to fix stalled programs and restore Canada’s ability to attract entrepreneurs, investment and long-term growth

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