Une alliance nationale visant à fournir une base factuelle pour l'établissement et l'intégration des nouveaux arrivants, ainsi que pour la promotion de communautés accueillantes au Canada
La revue de presse fournit des liens aux articles récents et archivés, à la fois en anglais et en français, sur l’immigration et la diversité lesquels ont été publiés dans les média locaux et nationaux. Il y a également des articles internationaux. Cette section est mise à jour hebdomadairement.
CBC News – Silence Deafening for Refugee Seeking Reunification with Family
A mother of three who fled Burundi last year says she’s heard nothing about her bid to bring her husband and young children here, despite a pledge by the Canadian government to speed up the family reunification process. Mahoro ended up in Ottawa in September 2016, but left her husband and three children behind in a refugee camp in Rwanda.
La Presse – Immigrants professionnels sans empois, des « tragédies humaines » dit Couillard
Les représentants des 46 ordres professionnels du Québec participent, jeudi, à une toute première rencontre sur l’accès aux professions et à l’emploi pour les immigrants formés à l’étranger. Au Québec, l’écart entre le nombre de demandeurs d’une reconnaissance d’équivalence […].
Le Devoir – Nouvel afflux de migrants sur les îles grecques
Dans le camp de Moria, près de 5000 réfugiés s’entassent dans des conditions effroyables, non loin des touristes. Les ONG dénoncent le cynisme des dirigeants européens alors qu’en trois mois, plus de 10 000 personnes sont arrivées dans les îles grecques.
Global News – Man Denied Citizenship After 27 Years in Canada Offered Second Chance to Earn It
Kuiper’s family immigrated to Canada from the Netherlands more than three decades ago. He was only 14 months old at the time. He grew up in the town of Aylmer, near London, Ont. and lived the Canadian experience over 27 years, attending school, working, paying taxes and making friends here before pursuing a Master’s degree, and eventually finding work and settling in Europe. Kuiper applied for Canadian citizenship in 2013, only to be denied two years later because he hadn’t spent a total of at least four of the six years previous to his application in the country.
CBC News – New School Program Helps Young Newcomers Feel Comfortable in Class
The Functional Language Program offers beginner-level English to newcomer students to help them more easily integrate into the school system and communicate with their peers. The program is offered at several schools in Charlottetown and Stratford and lasts between four and six weeks. Though some students arrive shy, it doesn’t take them long to open up and have fun learning the basics, says Valentina Malysheva, a teacher in the program.
Vancouver Sun – Most International Students Leaving Canada After Graduation
Most international students planning to make a new life in Canada after their graduation are instead returning home in frustration due to confusion about immigration programs and a lack of coordination between provincial and federal governments, experts say. That is as federal immigration officials are increasingly declaring students from abroad to be the country’s preferred stream of immigrants.
