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 – Halifax Refugee Supporters to Ottawa: Canada Can Be ‘a World Leader’
On World Refugee Day, Halifax supporters have one main message to the government: don’t let support slip. Halifax joined communities across Canada in hosting a refugee walk.
CBC News – Declining Number of Asylum Seekers Surprises Reeve of Manitoba Border Town
The reeve of the Manitoba town that’s been the backdoor to Canada for asylum seekers entering Canada from the U.S. wonders if the recent discovery of the body of a Ghanaian woman has scared refugee claimants from making the trek across the border. Just 106 people were taken into custody in the province by the RCMP in May compared to 146 the month before, 170 in March and 142 in February.
Toronto Star – Software Startup Abandons Trump’s U.S. for ‘Welcoming’ Toronto
Sharoon Thomas moved his cloud software operation from India to Silicon Valley in October 2015 after it was hand-picked by a high-profile venture capital fund. Last summer, with the escalating anti-immigration and nationalist rhetoric from then presidential front-runner Donald Trump, Thomas approached Toronto-based Extreme Venture Partners, a technology venture capital firm.
CBC News – Life in the Dark: A Blind Woman’s Experience Living Undocumented in Montreal
Originally from the Caribbean, Marcia has lived in Montreal since 1981, holding down jobs as a nanny and a caretaker for the elderly, getting paid under the table, often for far less than minimum wage. Her perilous existence grew even more difficult in 2014 when, struggling with glaucoma and diabetes and unable to access medical care, her eyesight began to fail. Advocates say Marcia’s experience reflects the challenges facing thousands of other undocumented people in the city, who struggle to access secure employment, healthcare, education and housing.
Radio-Canada – De plus en plus de retard dans le traitement des demandes d’asile
Confronté à l’augmentation des demandes de statut de réfugié, le Canada est débordé. Selon des chiffres obtenus par Radio-Canada, le nombre de dossiers en attente n’a cessé d’augmenter ces derniers mois pour atteindre 28 500 ce printemps, un sommet depuis 2012.
Toronto Star – Liberal National Security Bill to Pitch Boost to Border Agency Oversight
The Liberal government plans to introduce wide-ranging national security legislation next week that will include more robust oversight of Canada’s border agency. In addition to new eyes looking over the shoulder of the Canada Border Services Agency, the package will propose changes to ensure existing security watchdogs can exchange information and collaborate more easily on reviews, The Canadian Press has learned.