Canada stands at a crossroads as its 157th birthday approaches. It’s navigating shifting immigration attitudes amid global and domestic challenges. The ongoing politicization and polarization around ...

This is an excerpt from A Nation’s Paper: The Globe and Mail in the Life of Canada, a collection of history essays from Globe writers past and present, coming this fall from Signal/McClelland & ...

One of the underlying principles of human freedom should be the right to seek a new life in another geographic location, another place, another community — another country. Many have argued in favour ...

July 1, 1923 was a dark day for Canada. Nearly four decades after the completion of the Canadian Pacific Railway in 1885, which saw 17,000 Chinese labourers hired to work in perilous conditions, the ...

Documents obtained by The Canadian Press through an access-to-information request show Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada analyzed the potential effects immigration would have on the economy ...

From Chinese chow mein in Newfoundland to California rolls in Vancouver to recipes that survived the Holocaust, food has often been overlooked as part of Canada’s immigration history. While Canadians’ ...

After immigration officials arrested more than 130 people, some churches report being half empty, an after school program ...

The US has historically passed laws denying entry or citizenship to people of specific ethnicities or nationalities.

A TOTAL of 340 immigration officers were promoted yesterday during a ceremony hailed as the largest in the department’s history — even as questions persist over the future of the department’s ...

The first installation that visitors to Contemporary Calgary’s multi-artist exhibit, Human Capital, will see is a work by Nurgül Rodriguez from 2017 that takes up two walls and features a line of ...

Csaba Csizmar just wants to go home. He’s been held in immigration detention for over a month, ever since he flew to Toronto and was arrested at the airport.