(Bloomberg) -- Canada is planning to set up a center to accommodate migrants from the US crossing the northern border into Quebec as the Trump administration pushes ahead with an immigration ...

Refugee experts have said a surge similar to the one seen during Trump’s first term is unlikely due to the closing of a loophole that allowed refugee claims at irregular entry points and Canada’s ...

The surge in applications by students ... some students began looking at ways to remain in Canada. A refugee claim, particularly when it will take years for a case to be heard, was an attractive ...

Canada introduced a Bill, the Strong Borders Act, to curb rising asylum claims and strengthen border security against ...

The Canadian border agency says it has contingency plans in place to respond to a potential new wave of refugee claimants from the U.S ... the Canadian Border Services Agency said Canada is prepared ...

Asylum claims in Canada are heard by the Immigration and ... “There will be a surge of refugees from Syria, especially the Shiite groups, the Alawite groups and Druzes, Christians and Kurds ...

TORONTO (Reuters) - Refugee claims in Canada are dropping from historic highs as the country grants fewer visas and advocates worry legitimate claimants are being left stranded with few good options.

Canada, once a welcoming nation for refugees, is now cautioning asylum-seekers through a $250,000 global online ad campaign that making a claim is difficult and has strict guidelines. Canada Prime ...

Canada Pulls Refugee Welcome Mat, Launches Ads Warning Asylum Claims Hard By Anna Mehler Paperny TORONTO (Reuters) - Once presenting itself as one of the world's most welcoming countries to ...

Refugee claims in Canada dropping from historic highs Coincides with drop in visitor visas issued Canada says clamping down on 'abuse' Advocates worry asylum-seekers left stranded TORONTO ...