For many newcomers, immigrating to Canada has never been just about finding a better job or building a new life for ...

Bollywood Monster Mashup returns to Mississauga July 24-26 with a free DDLJ screening, Bollywood concerts, food contests and ...

Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada has announced a series of measures to help more international doctors become permanent residents, part of a broader effort to address ongoing shortages in ...

Summer is here, and for many, it’s the perfect time to travel. But for temporary residents in Canada, especially those with expiring permits or visas, international travel can not only be complex but ...

A new federally funded project will support French-speaking and bilingual newcomers through credential recognition, employer connections and settlement services beyond Yellowknife. The federal ...

The Canadian government has released its long-anticipated immigration levels plan for 2026–2028. Positioned as a “sustainable” reset, the plan reinforces the government’s message that it is actively ...

Western Union and Canadian Immigrant magazine along with program partner COSTI are thrilled to announce the voting phase of the 17th annual Top 25 Canadian Immigrant Awards is now open! We invite all ...

Asia, including the Middle East, remained the continent of birth for most recent immigrants over the last five years, at 62 per cent. More than 1.3 million new permanent residents settled in Canada ...

For Diary Marif, a Kurdish writer who found refuge in Canada, recent recognition comes with a painful echo. The PEN Canada 2025 Marie-Ange Garrigue Prize — awarded for his advocacy on behalf of ...

New data from Statistics Canada is offering a clearer look at who actually owns homes in Canada — and it challenges some common assumptions in the national housing debate. While immigration is often ...

Award-winning feature on the mental health crisis facing international students earns Canadian Ethnic Media Association honour Canadian Immigrant is proud to celebrate freelance reporter Chitra K.

Canadians applying for passports will soon receive a refund if their application takes too long to process, under a new federal guarantee aimed at improving service standards. The government announced ...