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 – Le processus d’accueil pourrait être assoupli, croit un expert
Une nouvelle étude recommande que le Canada modifie sa politique en matière de visas afin d’accélérer l’admission des réfugiés ukrainiens, qui a considérablement ralenti. L’étude de l’École de politiques publiques de l’Université de Calgary, publiée jeudi, indique que comparativement à d’autres pays, le Canada a accueilli un petit nombre des millions d’Ukrainiens qui ont été déplacés depuis que la Russie a envahi ce pays d’Europe de l’Est en février.
CTV News – More Ukrainian Refugees Could Come to Canada if Visa Policy Eased: Report
The study by the University of Calgary’s School of Public Policy says that compared to other countries, Canada has received a small number of the millions of Ukrainians who have been displaced since Russia invaded the eastern European country in February. “Applications by Ukrainians are starting to far outstrip the number that are being granted by the Canadian government and we don’t even have a really clear picture of how many Ukrainians are coming into the country,” said author Robert Falconer.
CBC News – P.E.I. Makes It Easier for Ukrainian Newcomers to Get Driver’s Licence
Ukrainian newcomers to P.E.I. will now be able to get their driver’s licence faster. The province announced Thursday that starting next week, newcomers with a full-stage Ukrainian Category B passenger vehicle licence will be able to get their P.E.I. Class 5 without having to write an exam or take a road test. Commercial or motorcycle licences aren’t eligible. And those who want the P.E.I. licence must provide their valid driver’s licence or a translated copy in English and French, as well as two documents that show their address.
Radio-Canada – 200 nouveaux réfugiés ukrainiens attendus mercredi soir à Regina
Mercredi soir, la Saskatchewan se prépare à accueillir 200 Ukrainiens, en provenance de Pologne, qui ont fui leur pays d’origine en raison du conflit avec la Russie. Ces réfugiés ukrainiens arriveront à bord de deux vols nolisés après une courte escale à Edmonton. Jeremy Harrison souligne qu’avec l’arrivée de ce groupe le nombre de réfugiés ukrainiens accueillis dans la province passera à 1500.
Toronto Star – Mississauga Centre MP Among 2022 Canadian Immigrant Award Recipients
Mississauga politician Omar Alghabra is one of the 2022 top 25 Canadian Immigrant Award recipients, presented by Canadian Immigrant Magazine. The annual awards recognize the accomplishments of Canadian immigrants who have made significant contributions to Canada through a variety of professions. Alghabra, MP for Mississauga Centre, has served as federal minister of transport since January 2021.
Global News – Organizations Calling for Targeted Swimming Programs After Death of Young Immigrant
As the Manitoba Nigerian community is mourning the loss of a young boy who died in a drowning accident, support agencies say there need to be more specialized programs to help newcomers learn important life-saving skills. The young boy was taken off life-support after doctors tried to save his life after the July 21 incident in Valley Gardens. On July 21, emergency crews were called to the townhouse complex after the drowning incident but the child didn’t make it.
