Kaitlyn Smith

Six years after launching an investigation into the negative impacts of disproportionate violence from Toronto Police Services against Black communities, the Ontario Human Rights Commission has released its final report.

Indian students who were provided with fake college admission letters will be prioritized as they are at risk of being removed from the country.

Researchers say grassroots organizations had more culturally appropriate responses than some universities, colleges, settlement services and government agencies.

Statistics on the number of Canadian bike riders fail to capture cyclists who use them for anything other than work.

New Housing and Infrastructure minister Sean Fraser says Canada could alleviate its housing affordability crisis by possibly capping the number of international students, while Canadian Federation of Students representative says “International students are being blamed for housing.”

The agent was recently arrested in India and now faces charges in Canada for allegedly offering immigration advice without a license.

New Canadian Media sent key recommendations from new research that surveyed 1,300 BC international students to ministries and institutions. Here’s how they responded.

The province attracts some of the highest numbers of international students intending to stay in Canada, but has the lowest rate of permanent residency offers.

Two Ontario women who spent thousands of dollars and several years studying and working in Canada are among leaders of a permanent protest in Mississauga.

A motion to report to the House of Commons on victims of the fraud scheduled to be deported this week was defeated by one vote.

Amendments to bill S-245 targets legacy of policy changes to the Citizenship Act about Canadians born abroad since the 1970s.

Four years since its announcement, feds stall completing recommendations to rectify Indigenous histories to newcomers

Four years since its announcement, feds stall completing recommendations to rectify Indigenous histories to newcomers

Grassroots organizers say more police on Toronto’s streets will have negative impact on already-suffering social services.

Toronto-based newcomer program helps immigrants, refugees and displaced people transition into their new life in Canada.

Three women from Afghanistan share their vision of returning the right to education to women living under the Taliban.

Three women from Afghanistan share their vision of returning the right to education to women living under the Taliban.

Industry critics want structural changes for the province’s Practice Ready Assessment program to have any effect.

End-of-year assessment provides a snapshot of hurdles newcomers face accessing employment, housing and mental health resources in Manitoba.

End-of-year assessment provides a snapshot of hurdles newcomers face accessing employment, housing and mental health resources in Manitoba.