Canada’s immigration and asylum systems are set for significant change after Parliament passed Bill C‑12, legislation the federal government says will make the system more efficient, more secure and ...

CHANDIGARH: Approximately 30,000 migrants in Canada would be getting notices and are likely at the risk of deportation after the enactment of the new immigration law, Bill C-12. Of the 30,000 migrants ...

A modest tightening of the rules will dismiss 19,000 claims, but leaves 288,000 pending cases and a broken system largely untouched You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in ...

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Canada, on 26 March (local time), passed a new law that makes it harder for some foreign nationals to get an asylum hearing if they have been living in the country for more than a year. A move that ...

Almost a year ago, Canadian voters elected a government that promised a fundamental shift toward pragmatism. Prime Minister Mark Carney’s mandate was clear: achieve sustainable immigration levels and ...

Canada’s newly enacted Bill C-12, aimed primarily at tightening asylum rules and strengthening border controls is raising concerns among immigration and education experts, who warn that its sweeping ...

A law restricting access to asylum hearings for foreign nationals who have been in Canada for more than a year has received royal assent, amid warnings that genuine refugee claimants could be returned ...

Montreal, Canada – Human rights groups in Canada have condemned a new federal law that they say “marks a significant attack on refugee and migrant rights” in the country. In a statement on Friday, ...

Bill C-12 could lead to a drastic reduction in immigration to Canada, creating uncertainty in sectors that rely on migrant workers. Canada's Senate chamber. Credit: Kelvin Chan / Wikimedia Commons ...

The Senate of Canada building is pictured in Ottawa. (Sean Kilpatrick/The Canadian Press) After three days of debate, the Senate on Thursday passed the Liberal government’s immigration legislation but ...