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One immigrant’s journey of loss, identity and belonging

For many immigrants, Canada represents the promise of a better life. But building a new life in a new country can also raise difficult questions about identity, belonging and what is left behind. What does it mean to live between two places — the one you left behind and the one you’re try...


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By Surjit Singh Flora

On July 15, 2026, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada announced that it would pause new applications to the Parents and Grandparents Program effective Sept. 10, 2026. The decision closes one of Canada’s most sought-after family reunification routes to new applicants for an unspecified period.

The pause does not end...


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With Express Entry increasingly competitive and unpredictable, many temporary foreign workers are looking to provincial nominee programs as an alternative pathway to permanent residence. For those working in Ontario, the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP) may offer a route forward.

Under the redesigned


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By Ksenia Lazoukova, CCDP | Career Success Solutions

I arrived in Canada 27 years ago. I remember the feeling well — that strange mix of hope and confusion, of knowing exactly who I was professionally, yet feeling suddenly invisible the moment I started looking for work here.

I sent applications. I waited. I heard nothing. I started questioning ...


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After 30 years working in settlement and forced migration, María José Yax-Fraser has seen how much newcomers carry with them beyond their physical belongings. A feminist artivist, academic and community research practitioner, and co-founder of the Immigrant Migrant Women’...


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