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
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Les avocats en immigration du Canada comptent sur le nouveau gouvernement pour rétablir les communications avec les hauts fonctionnaires du ministère de l’Immigration. Ils sont réunis à Vancouver pour la Conférence de l’Association du Barreau canadien sur le droit de l’immigration.
The European Union doesn’t expect to resolve its visa dispute with Canada by a Tuesday deadline, forcing it to trigger a process that could see Canadians forced to get visas to visit 26 EU countries. The 28-country bloc sees no prospect of meeting the deadline to settle a dispute over a Canadian visa requirement for travellers from Romania and Bulgaria, EU sources told The Canadian Press on Friday.
The EU-Turkey deal, which aims to deter illegal migration, has faced several setbacks and sharp criticism in its first week of implementation and has left many would-be migrants in limbo along the coast of Turkey. “There is no legal or adequate way for us to go to Europe so people are either waiting for the boats or turning back to Syria,” says Mohammed, a Syrian who is stranded in the Turkish coastal town of Izmir. “People are shocked and scared.”
After graduating, many international students face a reality similar to their Canadian counterparts. Job opportunities aren’t as fruitful as they’d hoped. For students coming to Windsor, Ont., the University of Windsor offers international students an education and promises to prepare them for employment in Canada, should they choose to stay. More than 3,000 international students attend the University of Windsor, with most enrolled in the school’s graduate programs. Close to 20 percent of the school’s student population is coming to the school from outside Canada.
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/windsor/international-students-tuition-jobs-1.3525821
A chemistry researcher at Cape Breton University has founded a non-profit organization to help immigrant families adjust to life in Nova Scotia. “The idea started two years ago, when I moved here from St. John’s,” said Hisham Sleem, who is originally from Egypt. He said there were virtually no services in Cape Breton to help newcomers when he arrived, save for a small Immigrant Services Association of Nova Scotia office in downtown Sydney that subsequently closed.
Two ferries carrying more than 120 migrants returned to Turkey from the Greek island of Lesbos on Friday, in the second round of arrivals under an EU deal with Ankara to stem mass migration to Europe across the Aegean Sea.The accord, which came into force on Monday, aims to help end a chaotic influx into the European Union of migrants and refugees, most fleeing war and poverty in the Middle East and beyond, after more than 1 million arrived last year.