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.
Allex, Saint-Denis-de Cabanne, Saint Brévin… Un peu partout dans le pays, des habitants protestent contre la répartition des migrants de Calais dans leurs communes et demandent à être consultés. Samedi, la justice a jugé «illégal» le référendum local proposé par le maire d’Allex dans la Drôme. Manifestations, demandes de référendum et parfois passage à l’acte violent […].
Gov. Greg Abbott said last week that Texas would withdraw from the federally funded refugee resettlement program unless the state’s demands for stricter refugee vetting were met. Abbott said Friday that federal authorities didn’t meet those demands, and announced Texas’ withdrawal. Kansas and New Jersey already had withdrawn.That means Texas will stop facilitating refugee services and benefits covered by federal funding, but it won’t stop refugees from coming.
Yvonne Niwahereza Jele, 29, was ordered to leave Canada on Saturday, but Ottawa has now agreed to suspend her deportation for a year while border authorities assess the new risks she could face if returned to Uganda, a country where homosexuality is outlawed and punishable by life in prison. Just after her asylum was rejected in June, a news article in Uganda reported that local police were looking for Jele because she is gay. However, the Immigration and Refugee Board, the Canada Border Services Agency or the Federal Court of Canada by law could not review the new information.
An ailing woman who is facing deportation to England has been freed from shackles that kept her restrained in her hospital bed following the intervention of two Nova Scotia cabinet ministers, one of whom said he was appalled by her treatment. […] Cramman, who has been in the country since she was eight years old but is not a Canadian citizen, has undergone a series of surgeries after being rushed to hospital from a prison facility in Dartmouth, N.S., last month. The Canada Border Services Agency wants to deport her by Nov. 4, but her doctor told a hearing last week that she has addiction and mental health issues and shouldn’t be removed from the country while she recovers from surgery for a perforated colon.
La ministre de l’Immigration, de la Diversité et de l’Inclusion, Mme Kathleen Weil, le député de Sherbrooke et ministre responsable de la région de l’Estrie, M. Luc Fortin, et le maire de Sherbrooke, M. Bernard Sévigny, ont officialisé une entente qui favorisera l’établissement durable des personnes immigrantes.
Illegal immigrants are not entitled to compensation from public funds for a motor vehicle accident, says Ontario’s court of appeal, which has rejected a hard-fought claim from a Brazilian man hurt in a hit-and-run when walking across a Toronto street. Jarley Silva was run down in 2011 while he was walking across Bloor Street West. The driver was never identified. […] “(The judge) recognized that de facto physical presence in Ontario, even if continuous, does not automatically establish ordinary residency in Ontario for the purpose of access to the Fund. The appellant was present in Ontario illegally, was subject to deportation on discovery and had already been deported once,” Justice Eleanore Cronk wrote on behalf of the appeals panel.