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.
The Guardian – Chinese Newcomer Hope to Help Immigrants Invest in P.E.I. Economy
Zhenggang Chang shared his personal experience as a local entrepreneur and the challenges that came with it during the opening ceremony of the P.E.I. Immigration Entrepreneurship Foundation earlier this month. The P.E.I. Immigration Entrepreneurship Foundation is new non-governmental organization that will help Chinese immigrant entrepreneurs find the right channel to develop or invest in the P.E.I. economy.
The Globe and Mail – More than 2,000 Migrants Rescued in Dramatic Day in Mediterranean
More than 2,000 migrants trying to reach Europe were plucked from the Mediterranean on Friday in a series of dramatic rescues and one person was found dead, officials and witnesses said. An Italian coast guard spokesman said 19 rescue operations by the coast guard or ships operated by non-governmental organizations had saved a total of 2,074 migrants on 16 rubber dinghies and three small wooden boats.
La Presse – Plus de 2000 migrants sauvés au large de la Libye
Plus de 2000 migrants ont été secourus en mer Méditerranée vendredi au large de la Libye, ont indiqué à l’AFP les garde-côtes italiens. Les sauveteurs ont précisé qu’un adolescent a été retrouvé mort dans l’un des seize canots pneumatiques à la dérive, qui étaient pleins à craquer. L’association Médecins sans frontières (MSF) a notamment pu secourir 1145 personnes à bord de deux […].
The Globe and Mail – Tory Leadership Candidates Try to Capitalize on Malala Yousafzai Visit
Two Conservative leadership hopefuls with the toughest stances on immigration have used Pakistani Nobel Peace Prize-winner Malala Yousafzai’s visit to Canada as fodder to fundraise for their platforms. Steven Blaney, the former Conservative public safety minister who wants to reduce the number of immigrants in order to better integrate them, and Kellie Leitch, who is proposing to screen immigrants, refugees and visitors for “Canadian values,” both sent out e-mails referencing Ms. Yousafzai’s visit to Ottawa on Wednesday, where she received honorary Canadian citizenship and addressed Parliament.
Metro News – Report: Canada’s Privately-Sponsored Refugee System Flawed, Wait Times Too Long
The federal government needs to allocate more resources to reduce wait times for privately sponsored refugees, especially those coming from places other than Syria, a new survey says. The report was commissioned by Citizens for Public Justice (CPJ), an Ottawa-based Christian charity that tries to influence public policy debates on a number of issues, including refugee rights. […] The survey includes responses from 32 sponsorship agreement holders (SAH) across the country, most of which are faith-based organizations. The length of wait times was the biggest complaint, especially for non-Syrian refugees.
Sudbury.com – Lt.-Gen. Roméo Dallaire: Anti-Refugee Politicians Need to Cork Their “Horrific Fabrications”
He compared it to the boat people who fled the civil war in Vietnam in the 1970s and early 1980s. “If anything, there could have been a lot of (communists) sneaking in amongst them — subversive elements,” Dallaire said. “This was during the Cold War. But at no time during that period did I ever hear or read — and I was serving at the time — anybody raise the fact that these people might be subversive communists. Nobody ever raised that. “But because (the current refugees) come from an Islamic region, automatically (there’s an assumption) that they’re being infiltrated by extremists. I think that’s a horrific fabrication.”