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Canada’s immigration policy faces a new test: who gets to stay? (opens the original)
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Ottawa, Canada: Canada spent the past few years trying to slow immigration growth. The next question is what happens after the slowdown. Prime Minister Mark Carney has said the immigration system is now under control and raised the possibility of a “controlled increase” in population. He has not announced higher immigration targets or given a number. That leaves the next immigration plan to answer a more important question: will Canada admit more people from abroad, or make greater use of the pe
Canada sends RCMP specialists to Nepal to help identify flood victims (opens the original)
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Ottawa, Canada: Canada has sent two Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) Disaster Victim Identification (DVI) specialists to Kathmandu to help identify people who died in the floods along the Nepal-China border, the Canadian government said. The specialists will work with Nepalese authorities and other international teams involved in identifying victims. Their deployment comes as search and recovery efforts continue following the Aug. 26 disaster. Canadian officials are also trying to establish
Brampton mayoral race takes shape ahead of Oct. 26 election (opens the original)
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Brampton, Canada: Brampton’s mayoral race is taking shape ahead of the Oct. 26, 2026, municipal election, with incumbent Mayor Patrick Brown seeking re-election. A number of candidates have entered the race, including Jagruti Bhatt, Gurdeep Singh Dhothar, Vidya Sagar Gautam, Prabh Gill, Wesley Jackson, Najma Khurram, Nathaniel Peart, Prabhjot Kaur Sidhu, Sandeep Somal, Paul Tarriwal and Gaurav Walia. Brown, who has served as Brampton’s mayor since 2018, is seeking another term. The candidates wi
Canada Sends 10 Officials to Nepal as Families Await News of Missing Loved Ones (opens the original)
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Ottawa/Kathmandu: As families anxiously wait for news of loved ones caught in one of Nepal’s deadliest recent disasters, the Canadian government has sent a 10-member team to the country to help locate missing Canadians and permanent residents and support those affected by the floods. Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand said Monday that the Canadian team, which includes a member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), is working on the ground with Nepalese authorities and local partners to
Canada Announces C$5 Million Humanitarian Aid for Flood- and Landslide-Hit Nepal (opens the original)
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Ottawa: The Government of Canada has announced C$5 million in humanitarian assistance for Nepal as the country grapples with devastating flash floods and landslides that have claimed lives, displaced communities and caused extensive damage to homes and infrastructure. The announcement was made Friday, August 28, by Canadian Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand and Secretary of State for International Development Randeep Sarai during a virtual news conference. Canada said the funding would suppor
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