By Geordon Omand, Globe and Mail | Researchers in British Columbia say they’ve found empirical evidence linking immigration to real estate prices for the first time.

By Douglas Todd, Vancouver Sun | “Just a few” of the more than 260 residents of Guru Nanak Niwas seniors facility can speak English, says Saroj Sood. It’s why the … Continued

By Albert Van Santvoort, Business in Vancouver | “The very first thing that I personally struggled with was that I didn’t know anyone here. No relatives, no friends, basically no … Continued

By Theophilos Argitis and Erik Hertzberg | While the merits of immigration are being contested by politicians in Europe and the U.S., data show Canada’s economy has already become entirely … Continued

By Tara Carman, Vancouver Sun | All day, almost every day, they pass the hours sitting on a white carpet on the laminate floor of a North Burnaby apartment, unable … Continued

By Peter O’Neil, Vancouver Sun | The Trudeau government says it has no interest in challenging Quebec’s “sweetheart” immigration system, even though West Coast critics say two components of that … Continued

By Daniel Tencer, Huffington Post Canada | Canada has become completely reliant on immigrants for job growth, and the proof can be found in StatsCan’s latest employment data. For only … Continued

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By Canadian Immigrant Magazine | Room author Emma Donoghue and Minister of National Defence Harjit Sajjan have been named among the 8th annual RBC Top 25 Canadian Immigrants, along with … Continued

By Surrey LIP | True Colours of Surrey Project is an anti-discrimination initiative by the City of Surrey with funds from the Province of British Columbia. The City is a … Continued