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
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Le Bangladesh a annoncé jeudi vouloir rassembler les 900 000 Rohingyas sur son sol dans un seul gigantesque camp de réfugiés, ce qui en ferait l’un des plus gros de la planète. Depuis fin août, le Bangladesh est submergé par l’exode sans précédent des musulmans rohingyas du […].
Près de 800 réfugiés yézidis d’Irak, persécutés par le groupe extrémiste État islamique (EI), ont été accueillis au Canada depuis un an, a annoncé jeudi le ministre canadien de l’Immigration, Ahmed Hussen.
In a partial victory for longtime immigration detainee Ebrahim Toure, a Superior Court judge ruled Thursday that his indefinite detention in a maximum-security jail without charge amounted to “cruel and unusual” treatment and violated the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. But Justice Alfred O’Marra rejected Toure’s application for release, ruling that the federal government still had a right to detain the West African man, who has been behind bars for more than four-and-a-half years because Canada has been unable to deport him.
In recent months, political turmoil and tough talk on immigration in the United States has caused many of its technology industry workers to consider viable living options elsewhere. At the same time, Toronto – and Canada, more broadly – is emerging as a tech powerhouse in its own right, causing a sudden reversal in the long-standing trend of Canadian talent moving south. To the 37 per cent of American technology workers that are foreign-born and the 13 per cent that are H-1B visa holders, Canada has never looked like a more appealing alternative.
Immigration Minister Ahmed Hussen said Thursday nearly 800 Yazidi women and girls and others who survived the cruelties of the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant have now arrived in Canada as refugees. His department said 60 of the 800 were privately sponsored, but provided no information on how many of the overall total were actually Yazidis.
https://globalnews.ca/news/3788565/800-yazidi-women-girls-survived-isis-canada-refugees/
Fewer than one per cent of the asylum seekers crossing into Canada illegally have a serious criminal background, according to the Canada Border Services Agency. Appearing before the House of Commons immigration committee studying the issue today, CBSA associate vice-president Jacques Cloutier said any potential risks are swiftly identified and dealt with.
http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/border-crossers-asylum-criminality-1.4339781