Citizenship

Canada’s immigration policy is at a crossroads

Is birth tourism about to return now that travel restrictions have been lifted?

Moving on from the monarchy, incrementally

Defending against disinformation

The economic case against low-wage temporary foreign workers

How the government used the pandemic to sharply increase immigration

On a snow-covered street, a dingy-looking yellow and white camper covered with dozens of words like “freedom” is loaded onto a flatbed as two police officers supervise the operation.

The trucker protests and the blatant failure of citizenship education

Student immigration visas are a money-making business

A pregnant woman looks at a map.

Birth tourism in Canada dropped sharply once the pandemic began

Canadians living abroad should be embraced as hidden assets

Amid languishing numbers, Canada’s citizenship process needs to be modernized

UK must restore ISIL bride Shamima Begum’s citizenship

The risk of oversimplifying the birth tourism debate

Administrative law just got a new ‘standard of review’

Birth tourism and the demonizing of pregnant migrant women

Citizenship policy challenges the next government will face

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