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.
Sault Star – Project Aims to Attract Immigrants to the North
The Northern Policy Institute has launched a new project designed to bring people – and workers – to the North. Their Northern Newcomer Strategy is designed to develop an action plan to change current policies and programs related to migration. The project will examine current demographics with immigrants in Northern Ontario, determine how to increase those numbers and use the information to pen a policy paper geared at getting government support.
Le Devoir – Encore plus de réfugiés à la frontière québécoise
La tendance se poursuit : le nombre de demandeurs d’asile entrés de façon illégale au Canada a de nouveau augmenté le mois dernier. Et ce, en quasi-totalité au Québec, où le nombre d’entrées a bondi de 50 % entre les mois de février et mars. Le ministère de l’Immigration et de la Citoyenneté a dévoilé ses données les plus récentes mercredi.
Hamilton Spectator – Hamilton Organization Aims to Build a Warmer Welcome for Newcomers
A local body formed by the federal government to lead newcomer integration has devised a plan to make Hamilton more welcoming for immigrants and refugees. […] The nine projects — some modelled on partnership councils the government set up in other Canadian cities — are in the formative stages, says HIPC project manager Nicole Longstaff.
CBC – Alberta Bans Hiring Foreign Workers for 29 High-Skilled Jobs
Alberta companies looking to hire temporary foreign workers in one of 29 high-skilled job categories will be directed to a new service that will match them with qualified local workers. The Alberta government initiative, believed to be the first of its kind in Canada, will be watched closely by the federal government to see if it can be implemented federally or in other provinces, federal Employment, Workforce Development and Labour Minister Patty Hajdu said in Edmonton Wednesday.
CBC – Ontario to Query Citizenship, Residency for Real Estate Purchases Starting Monday
Starting Monday, homebuyers in Ontario will have to provide more information about their citizenship and place of residence when they buy a piece of real estate anywhere in the province. The government first announced the news in last fall’s economic statement, but the new rules come into effect on April 24.
CTV News – Launch of New Canadian Immigration Stream Could be Unexpected Answer to Trump
The federal Liberals began work on a new immigration program to attract highly skilled labour before U.S. President Donald Trump took office. But what they’ll be watching for now is whether the planned June launch of their Global Talent Stream program could be a way to benefit from what Trump has done in his tenure so far. The president added more uncertainty to the future of U.S. immigration policy this week, ordering a review of the American H-1B visa program, which he argues allows tech companies to avoid hiring American workers in favour of cheaper international ones.
