Author: The Canadian Magazine of Immigration

Patnaik openly offers millions of Indians to “save” a supposedly empty country

Canada’s stance on the Israel-Iran war is straightforward: strong diplomatic and political support for the actions against Iran, but zero military involvement.

IRCC Raises Minimum to 12 Months Effective Immediately, Affecting Skilled Immigrants in Key Sectors.

Settlement Funds where Admin eats the budget while skilled immigrants face credential barriers and low-wage traps. Are we helping newcomers or feeding a broken machine?

Carney’s $2B pledge renews debate on whether military support extends the conflict as Canadians face domestic hardships.

Conservatives slam ‘bogus’ asylum claims draining billions in perks while 6 million locals wait for a family doctor.

Premier Danielle Smith blames federal policies for strained services, pushes Referendum for Alberta-first rules

Ottawa imports overseas soldiers as U.S. alliances crumble under Trump tariffs, Arctic tensions spike from Russia and China, NATO trust frays, and loyalty/espionage risks loom large. It’s a high-stakes gamble.

Why fast-track foreign military recruits into our armed forces when domestic shortages scream for homegrown fixes, and what about the security red flags?

CBSA probes 296 foreign nationals in B.C.’s violent extortion surge targeting South Asian communities.

Massive gold, silver, and copper profits clash with toxic spills, rock-bottom wages, cartel threats, and furious protests in 2026.

As a massive delegation hunts for deals in agriculture, clean tech, and manufacturing this week, questions linger over Canadian mining companies’ controversial track record in Mexico, from environmental spills to community conflicts and cartel-linked dangers.

Sky-high costs, fake “student” asylum scams, and endless rejected claims—taxpayers get fleeced while the real refugees rot in backlog nightmare.

The law paves the way for corporate control of water, threatening affordability and safety.

Ontario’s supply management system poured 10.2 million litres down the drain in November 2025 alone, keeping prices high while families struggle to afford basics. Is this “stability” worth the waste?

Seven Toronto officers charged with leaking intel to organized crime for bribes; York’s Project South uncovers shootings, extortions, and murder plots, yet another blow to public trust in policing that demands real accountability, not just suspensions and promises.

Prime Minister points fingers at old “obstructionism” for weak loonie and sky-high food prices while Canada tops the G7 in food inflation and the real culprits remain homegrown

Project South Drops Bombshell—7 Cops Charged in Murder Plots, Shootings, and Tow Wars