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Immigration Minister Marc Miller announced that Canada will stick with their plan of accepting 485,000 new permanent residents in 2024 and 500,000 in 2025. 

A recent report from Statistics Canada shows that the construction sector in Canada is grappling with a severe labour shortage that outpaces other sectors, contradicting claims made by Liberal Immigration Minister Marc Miller that record-level immigration targets are helping alleviate the housing crisis.

A new study says that despite record immigration targets, newcomers are underperforming economically and the federal government needs to make reforms to provide better opportunities.

India says the decision to stop issuing visas for Canadians is temporary but necessary due to “security threats” that were disturbing its diplomatic missions in Canada. 

Conservative MP Michael Chong testified before U.S. lawmakers on Capitol Hill Tuesday on the subject of Chinese foreign interference efforts in Canada and the intimidation campaign waged against his family in Hong Kong after speaking out against the regime.

Prominent economists from some of Canada’s largest banks are raising the alarm over Canada’s record level immigration targets set by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government. 

The federal government will revise its methods for counting non-permanent residents living in Canada, following a report that found there appeared to be a surplus of at least one million more of them living in the country than what official estimates claimed. 

There are one million more non-permanent residents and foreign students living in Canada than the number presented by federal government figures, according to an analysis report from a leading economist.

While Canadians struggle to make ends meet, a Liberal Minister is under fire for showing off her extravagant seafood meal on social media. Tune into The Daily Brief with Cosmin Dzsurdzsa and Andrew Lawton!

Liberal Immigration Minister Marc Miller is monitoring the government’s immigration levels as the feds face a wave of criticism over its record-level targets while Canada faces a housing crisis.