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.
La Presse – Citoyenneté : le gouvernement libéral renverse les mesures conservatrices
Les Canadiens avec double citoyenneté ne pourront plus perdre leur citoyenneté canadienne, une fois qu’un nouveau projet de loi, déposé jeudi matin, sera adopté.Le gouvernement Harper avait modifié la loi sur la citoyenneté, donnant le pouvoir à Ottawa de retirer la citoyenneté canadienne à quiconque est coupable de terrorisme ou […].
Vancouver Sun – Opinion: International Students Provide Major Benefits
When international students arrive in B.C., not only do they benefit from high-quality education, they also bring a wide range of short- and long-term social, cultural and economic benefits. Students who choose B.C. have a positive impact on our communities, our education institutions, and their campus colleagues.
Our Windsor – Lessons from Canada’s Refugee-Health Saga
The announcement from Immigration Minister John McCallum and Health Minister Jane Philpott was not a surprise. The Liberals promised in last fall’s election campaign to fully restore the 59-year-old Interim Federal Health Program. […] What was a surprise was that the Liberals went further than anticipated. Next year, they will widen the program to cover the costs arising before refugees designated for resettlement set foot in Canada: medical exams required for entry, pre-departure vaccinations and services to manage disease outbreaks in refugee camps.
The Globe and Mail – Farmers Urge Ottawa to Expand Foreign Seasonal Workers Program
Agriculture groups want the federal government to allow more producers to hire foreign seasonal employees to work on farms. “There are some jobs that we can’t get Canadians to do,” Norm Hall, president of the Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan, said on Wednesday. “Having enough employees to get the job done in a timely matter makes more money for agriculture.” The federal Seasonal Agriculture Worker Program already allows about 20,000 temporary foreign workers to be hired in Canada for up to eight months each year in specific industries such as the tobacco, livestock, fruit and vegetable sectors.
CBC – Syrian Refugees Resettled in More Towns as Ottawa Nears its Target
The federal government announced today some of the next cities and towns to receive Syrian refugees, as the total number brought into Canada since the Trudeau government assumed power ticked closer to 25,000. Three new cities are being added to the list of those that will receive refugees in the coming days: Leamington and Peterborough in Ontario, and Brooks, Alta. Immigration officials also revealed that Victoria has agreed to accept 315 refugees.
Radio-Canada – Darfour-Ouest : seulement le tiers des enfants ont accès à l’éducation
Alors que les conflits s’intensifient entre le gouvernement et les groupes rebelles au Darfour, dans l’ouest du Soudan, les enfants luttent pour avoir accès à l’éducation dans les camps de réfugiés, mais la plupart délaissent les bancs d’école. À l’aube de la guerre du Darfour, en 2003, le jeune Aboubeida Ali a assisté au meurtre de son père par les […].