While immigration can be tricky, integration and learning a new language are much tougher to handle and often overwhelming for newcomers.

Source: Waitlist for English language classes in Calgary shoots up to 7,455 people | CBC News

Great strides have been made in seniors housing, experts say, but communication remains a struggle — one that requires urgent attention as Canada’s immigrant population ages.

Source: Seniors housing in Toronto has a language problem. Experts say it’s getting more urgent | CBC News

Source: Canadian Public Opinion about Immigration and Refugees – Fall 2021

Every new Canadian has a story. “Becoming Canadian” travels to citizenship ceremonies right across the country to capture some of those stories.

Source: Becoming Canadian | Shows | CBC Gem

Twenty-four-year-old entrepreneur offering jobs to new arrivals from Ukraine, the same country he left more than a decade ago.

Source: Calgary startup a sweet opportunity for some Ukrainian evacuees | CBC News

It’s been almost 18 months since Ottawa announced its humanitarian resettlement program for Afghans fleeing Taliban persecution. So far, 27,215 Afghans have arrived in Canada. Some spoke to The Globe about how happy they are to be here

Source: Afghan refugees embrace life in Canada with jobs, English lessons and radio shows – The Globe and Mail

TORONTO — The Ontario government is leading the country with changes to help internationally-trained immigrants work in the fields they’ve studied in. After introducing historic legislatio

Source: Ontario Removing Unfair Work Barriers for Skilled Newcomers | Ontario Newsroom

ChatGPT, the artificial intelligence chatbot that has got the world abuzz, could help boost Canada’s economy

Source: Opinion: ChatGPT, AI can boost the economy by removing language barriers for immigrants seeking employment – The Globe and Mail

British Columbia has by far the lowest rate of international students transitioning to permanent residency among the provinces, both five years and 10 years after their first study permits

Source: International students face tougher job prospects than domestic peers, B.C. research suggests – The Globe and Mail

Amid a surge of newcomers to the country, Toronto shelters started turning away people in early June and referring them to federal programs — saying the city’s shelters need more financial support from Ottawa.

Source: Asylum seekers and refugees — what’s the difference? | CBC News