Shilpashree Jagannathan

Immigrant-rich communities have poorer access to efficient public transit despite their higher reliance on the service

The two federal departments responsible for renewing work permits follow different timelines, leaving people in legal limbo

Dale Fortes has built a business on certainty.

The two cities remain go-to destinations for immigrants, but the cost of rent is testing that decision

The BAPS sect is active — and growing — but its reported request to limit interactions with female staff would be refused here

The Canadian debut brings early access, live voting and a deeper catalogue

Canada is home to 600,000 Americans eligible to vote, and campaign organizers are focused on those with ties to states where overseas votes can swing close races.

Insurance premiums for newcomers stay high in Ontario and BC despite recent reforms. An NCM investigation compares real quotes and finds gaps in both provinces.

As Newfoundland and Labrador tourism season hits record highs, tourism unemployment stays near 15%, the province's immigration programs aren't for seasonal work

Richmond Hill's Katya Gampa, 9, becomes the first Indian Canadian to win a major US baton-twirling title, a journey shaped by immigration, family and hard work.

A month after Lobga Rangzen's self-immolation at the UN, Tibetans in Ottawa marked the anniversary as China's new language law raises fears for family back home

Nunavut is the only Canadian territory without a Provincial Nominee Program. IRCC and local sources say the reasons run deeper than housing

Fort Frances Mayor Andrew Hallikas says his town depends on temporary foreign workers — and worries about losing the ones already trained and settled.

IRCC says a human always decides your visa. A new study and immigration lawyers say applicants often can't tell what the algorithm did.

Canada now allows 49,000 low-tariff Chinese EVs a year under Carney's new trade deal. Experts say it's a small but a test of Canada's EV affordability.

Internal records show proof-of-citizenship applications from foreign nationals, particularly Americans, with existing ties to Canada being referred to “Program Support”, including files marked urgent, while applicants say IRCC does not explain what is being reviewed or when decisions will be made. Internal records show proof-of-citizenship applications from foreign nationals, particularly Americans, with existing ties to Canada being referred to “Program Support”, including files marked urgent,

The Hindu Samaj of Hamilton and Region began with a few families gathering for bhajans. Five decades later, the temple has witnessed the growth of Hamilton’s Hindu community, a post-9/11 arson, and interfaith support that helped it rebuild.