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Why a plunge in asylum claimants is helping Ontario cities overhaul their strained shelter systems (opens the original)
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It was frigid and snowy when Kimberly landed in Toronto from Uganda, seeking asylum with her four-year-old daughter. They only had enough money to stay at an Airbnb for three days. The single mother kept calling the city’s emergency hotline, but all shelters were full. Â Â When Kimberly finally mentioned that her child couldn’t bear the cold outside, the person on the phone said the best they could do was to bus her and her daughter to a hotel in Niagara Falls. The 40-year-old woman, a former ba
Ontario Science Centre will have no science department as layoffs, restructuring announced (opens the original)
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When the beloved Ontario Science Centre opens at its new site on Toronto’s waterfront, there won’t be a science department. On Thursday, CEO Paul Kortenaar told employees at a meeting that the Science Centre, which was abruptly shut down by the province in 2024, is being restructured and is eliminating the live exhibits and science department, the business development department and security. Thirty people are being let go, including seven staff in the science unit. The notices of layoff are
How Canada’s border offices are facing a major security gap (opens the original)
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Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) is woefully behind when it comes to protecting its only facilities at airports, ports of entry and offices from security threat and risk, an audit found. A recent effort to catch up on that work has exposed major shortcomings:Â Unauthorized people walked into secure areas through “piggybacking.” Surveillance cameras were missing or too blurry to be useful to guard the facilities. And official stamps used to process travellers and goods at ports of entry could
He passed three extensive security checks in Canada. Now, a fourth has stalled his citizenship for 18 months (opens the original)
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How many security screenings are needed to ensure a migrant is not a security threat to Canada? Throughout his nine years in Canada, Ottawa resident Khaled Mohamed has gone through â and passed â three extensive security checks by multiple federal agencies, including one for a job to handle sensitive personal data at the Immigration Department. Yet, he’s faced with a fourth vetting, this time for his citizenship application, which has already been in the system for 18 months â pending sec
Canada is deporting this permanent resident of nearly 30 years. He still says the country let him live his dreams (opens the original)
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This summary was produced using artificial intelligence and reviewed by an editor for accuracy and clarity. Roman Slepcsik says he is forever grateful to Canada even though Ottawa is showing him the door after nearly three decades in the country.  The former refugee is thankful he could make a living and provide for his family, so his two daughters â and now two grandchildren â could have a good future that they wouldn’t have got in the Czech Republic. “Canada gave me the opportunity to l
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