Voies vers la prospérité: Canada

Le Conseil économique et coopératif de la Saskatchewan fera le point sur le Réseau en immigration francophone (RIF) mercredi à 14 h 30 à la salle # 3 de formation du Carrefour Horizon de Regina. Dans un communiqué, le CECS explique que le but de son point de presse est de répondre à « quelques questionnements partagés par la communauté ».

http://ici.radio-canada.ca/nouvelle/1027541/conseil-economique-cooperatif-saskatchewan-reseau-immigration-francophone-rif-finanancement

The federal government is “exploring potential policy changes” to reduce the length of immigration detention and get non-violent migrants out of maximum-security jails, according to a new report. The Canada Border Services Agency’s “New National Immigration Detention Framework,” released late Friday, is not a concrete plan as much as it is a general set of intentions. But, if implemented, it would signal a substantial shift in how Canada treats its unwanted immigrants.

https://www.thestar.com/news/canada/2017/04/09/federal-government-exploring-ways-to-reduce-immigration-detention.html

Les organismes humanitaires canadiens établis au Moyen-Orient s’attendent à l’arrivée d’une nouvelle vague de réfugiés dans des camps déjà bondés, craignant que l’action militaire des États-Unis puisse amener plus de citoyens à quitter la Syrie. Le directeur des politiques chez Vision mondiale, Martin Fischer, a indiqué samedi que son organisme se préparait à une […].

http://www.lapresse.ca/actualites/national/201704/08/01-5086798-les-organismes-se-preparent-a-une-nouvelle-vague-de-refugies-syriens.php

After an hour and a half at an info session on how to buy a house in Hamilton, Ahmad Laklhi, new to the country from Iraq, came to a cold realization — his Canadian dream of home ownership is much farther away then he thought.

http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/hamilton/newcomers-seeking-home-ownership-1.4060398

Spring flooding is complicating the crossing for some asylum seekers walking over the international border into Manitoba and forcing some to sneak over by a different route. All winter, would-be refugee claimants have been walking across snowy, wind-swept farmer’s fields, but in the last week, warm weather has brought spring flooding to the nearby Red River and its tributaries.

http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba/flooding-asylum-seekers-manitoba-1.4061279

Canadian aid workers in the Middle East are preparing for an influx of asylum-seekers into already crowded camps, fearing U.S. military action in Syria could drive more people out of the war-torn country. The policy director at World Vision Canada said Saturday that his agency is planning for “a new wave” of people fleeing Syria, out of concern that Thursday’s American military intervention could escalate.

https://www.thestar.com/news/world/2017/04/08/canadian-aid-workers-prepare-for-influx-of-refugees-to-middle-east-camps-after-us-airstrikes.html