Temporary Foreign Workers Flood Canada’s Trucking Industry
How TFWP quietly rewired the entire trucking business model.
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The Canadian Magazine of Immigration
Canada's Immigration Beyond the Headlines
The Canadian Magazine of Immigration
Canada's Immigration Beyond the Headlines
Russian Immigrants to Canada
In 2025, 1,110 Russian were admitted to Canada as permanent residents.
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Ethiopian Immigrants in Canada
In 2025, 4,440 citizens from Ethiopia were admitted to Canada as permanent residents.
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Canada Housing Market Report March 2026
Housing Affordability in Major Canadian Cities: Modest Gains but Persistent Challenges in March 2026.
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B.C. Marks 10 Years of Toxic Drug Emergency With More Than 18,000 Lives Lost
How policy leniency and lost opportunities fueled Canada’s drug crisis.
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Ontario Colleges Merge: Built on foreign tuition, exposed by policy
When international tuition paid the bills… until it didn’t.
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Afghan Immigrants to Canada
In 2025, a total of 8,215 Afghans were admitted to Canada as permanent residents.
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Asylum Seekers Fuel Tow Truck Violence and Fraud
Canada’s broken asylum game and the government’s pathetic lack of action on fake claimants.
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Falling Prices, Zero Affordability: Ontario’s Housing Reality
Prices are falling, but real affordability remains out of reach for most families
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Immigration to New Brunswick
In 2025, New Brunswick was the destination to 10,935 new immigrants.
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Immigration to Nova Scotia
In 2025, Nova Scotia was the destination to 9,175 new permanent residents.
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Canada is Sliding Toward “Soft” Totalitarianism
The Erosion of Canadian Democracy: Floor Crossing Signals One Party Rule.
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Immigration to Newfoundland and Labrador
In 2025, Newfoundland and Labrador was the destination to 5,070 new permanent residents.
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Alberta Introduces Bill 26: Immigration Oversight Act
Bill 26 promises to crush shady bosses and fake credentials
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Immigration to Prince Edward Island
In 2025, Prince Edward Island was the destination to 2,230 new permanent residents.
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