immigration

A survey finds that Canadians’ views on immigrants are close to those of Europeans and Americans. Could our political system be what sets us apart?

Visiting Kirkuk on a trip, military interpreter Alan Adil Abdullah isn’t sure what will happen when he tries to return to his kids and home in Seattle

Kasra Nejatian, an ex-advisor to Jason Kenney and Canadian who renounced his Iranian citizenship, on being stuck in the U.S.

It’s not just immigration supporters who look to Canada as an example. Immigration opponents also see this country as an example of immigration done right.

Unless politicians get serious about reaccreditation for skilled immigrants, many newcomers to Canada could see themselves as punchlines to a cruel joke

In order for genuine good to come from Trump’s win, we must dig into the economic and social angst that led so many people to choose him as their champion

Thinking of moving to Canada to escape President Trump? Odds are you’re not educated, young or employable enough to get in.

A key Clinton-Trump exchange in Las Vegas contrasts with Ottawa’s policy debate

Trudeau Report Card: The government’s early heady days are done. Now the hardest work begins.

Canadians rejected the politics of fear and division in last October’s election. Why is it back already?