Is your profession regulated in Canada? If so, your international education may not be enough to start practising in your field here once you immigrate. Many professions, from health care to teaching ...

While police-reported hate crimes in Canada levelled off in 2024 after years of sharp increases, new data suggests that immigrants and racialized communities continue to face growing and evolving ...

Ontario’s immigrant settlement agencies are being forced to do more with less as federal budget cuts slash funding for programs that help newcomers navigate life in Canada. From Hamilton to Toronto, ...

A new national report is putting a spotlight on a persistent issue in Canada’s labour market: many immigrants are not able to fully use their education and skills after they arrive. The Immigrant ...

The $2.5 million SSHRC Partnership Grant will fund a new global study on the human rights risks and biases of digital and AI border control technologies The federal government has announced a $2.5 ...

Not long ago, job searching was largely a numbers game. Submit enough applications and eventually something would stick. In 2026, that strategy rarely works. Canada’s hiring landscape has undergone a ...

Canada’s labour market is stabilizing, but it’s also becoming more selective. Our annual Jobs Outlook breaks down the sectors, regions and skills offering the strongest opportunities for newcomers in ...

Recent immigration reforms in Canada have cut international student and temporary resident numbers, restricted work permits for them and their spouses and aim to reduce permanent resident admissions ...

The Government of Canada has announced its 2025–2027 Immigration Levels Plan, a significant shift in policy aimed at slowing population growth temporarily while ensuring long-term economic and social ...

As Canadians gear up for the federal election on April 28, immigration remains a defining issue, with parties offering sharply different visions of how—and how many—newcomers should be welcomed into ...

Investigative Journalism Foundation journalist Apurva Bhat went undercover to contact more than 20 online sellers advertising Canadian jobs to temporary foreign workers. (Aloysius Wong/CBC) CBC News ...

For Canadian employers, the job-posting process can be frustrating, time-consuming and unreliable. It can be a lot of work to sort through stacks of resumes, call up candidates, and do interviews — ...