immigration

Terry Glavin: Fears of a surge in anti-immigrant attitude and bigotry are misplaced. The real problem is that such sentiment has consolidated around one political party—the Tories

Andray Domise: What’s behind hardening attitudes towards migrants? Some basic ignorance about the life of refugees and the reality of immigration in this country.

For the first time in the history of the United Nations refugee program, the U.S. has slipped behind another country.

Three issues and one wild card will dominate the next election—and determine the fate of the Trudeau Liberals

Students from outside Canada hope a diploma will help them stay here. As one pending lawsuit shows, it’s not that simple.

Team Trump has pivoted to an attack on ’birthright citizenship’ ahead of the midterm election—will his fearful base follow?

Response to Maxime Bernier has been heated, but a cooler look at research offers better grounds for not fretting about multiculturalism

Opinion: Anti-immigrant rhetoric is part of Canada’s history—and since glories of the past have inspired alt-right movements, that thinking needs to be called out when it’s seen

Anne Kingston: Heroes do scale walls, but some of those walls aren’t physical ones. People with disabilities face heavy biases in Canada’s immigration system.

Opinion: Merit-based immigration might address some U.S. challenges, but it could also have negative consequences