LETTER: Canada should scrutinize every refugee
By Monti Hannona, The Barrie Examiner, September 11, 2015

Manufacturing Responsibility: Canada And The Syrian Refugee Crisis
By Brad Salzberg, Immigration Watch Canada, September 10, 2015

Harper changes tack on Syrian refugee resettlement
By By Tonda MacCharles, The Star, September 10, 2015

Stephen Harper has no political will to help refugees, ex-CSIS spy says
CBC News, September 10,, 2015

Chris Selley: Act on the refugee crisis, but spare us the claim to moral purity
National Post, September 10, 2015

Canada says it won’t deport Somali journalist
By Mukhtar Ibrahim, MPR News, September 10, 2015

Skilled Workers from Abroad Get Put on Hold
Nanaimo Business News, September 10, 2015

Foreign maritime work permits stealing Canadian jobs: union
By Paul Forsyth, Niagara This Week, September 10, 2015

Syrian refugee crisis leaving other refugees waiting in camps, says advocate Chris Friesen
CBC News, September 10, 2015

There are dramatic differences between how most countries handle rich and poor immigrants
By John Rennie Short, Business Insider, September 9, 2015

We can bring in 200,000 refugees in the next year. Here’s how.
By Scott Gilmore, Maclean’s, September 9, 2015

Canada’s immigration reputation: Charting the Tories’ commitment to taking in refugees
By Monika Warzecha, National Post, September 9, 2015

World immigration in news
Border-free Europe unravels as migrant crisis hits record day
By Krisztina Than & Francois Murphy, Reuters, September 14, 2015German approach to migration crisis has been foolish, says ROSS CLARK
By Ross Clark, Express, September 15, 2015Israel Ploys to Attract Migrants, Prevent Reverse Immigration
AWD News, September 15, 2015

Global Immigration Crisis: Massive Social Engineering Experiment Designed To ….
beforeitsnews.com, September 14, 2015

Migrant crisis: Germany starts temporary border controls
BBC News, September 14, 2015

Thousands of refugees may lose right of asylum under EU plans
By Ian Traynor, The Guardian, September 14, 2015

Who’s To Blame For Europe’s Asylum Seekers?
By Paul Bonicelli, The Federalist, September 14, 2015

Germany: A 10-Point Plan to Deal With the Immigration Challenge
By Daniel Stelter, The Globalist, September 14, 2015

By Jamie Smith, Financial Times, September 13, 2015

 

By Khan Zahid, Breitbart.com, September 12, 2015

 

By Susan D. Harris, RenewAmerica.com, September 12, 2015

 

By Steve Case, The Washington Post, September 11, 2015

 

Bu Gyorgy Konrad, Hungary Today, September 11, 2015

The Roots of the Migration Crisis
By Walter Russell Mead, The Wall Street Journal, September 11, 2015

E.U. leader proposes plan to redistribute migrants across continent
By Michael Birnbaum, The Washington Post, September 10, 2015

 

firstpost.com, September 10, 2015

 

By Justin McCurry, The Guardian, September 9, 2015
Express Entry – Ministerial Instructions

 

Date Score Number
1 31-01-2015 886 779
2 07-02-2015 818 779
3 20-02-2015 808 849
4 27-02-2015 735 1187
5 20-03-2015 481 1620
6 27-03-2015 453 1637
7 10-04-2015 469 925
8 17-04-2015 453 715
9 22-05-2015 755 1361
10 17-06-2015 482 1501
11 26-06-2015 469 1575
12 10-07-2015 463 1516
13 17-07-2015 451 1581
14 07-08-2015 471 1402
15 21-08-2015 456 1523
16 08-09-2015 459 1517
17 18-09-2015 450 1545
22,012

 

CIC News
September 19, 2015 – Scarborough, ON

 

The Government of Canada today announced additional measures to deal with the humanitarian crisis emanating from Syria and Iraq. It is also making it easier for Canadians to take action.
Ottawa, September 16, 2015
The Government of Canada will seek leave to appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada in the Ishaq case.

CIC Backgrounders
Changes announced today will help Canadians who are sponsoring persons fleeing the crisis in Syria and Iraq.
Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) has put in place temporary measures to accelerate the processing of applications to sponsor Syrian and Iraqi refugees.
The Government will speed up processing and issue visas to more Syrian refugees by the end of this year.

Program delivery updates
As a result of the recent decision of the Federal Court of Appeal (Minister of Citizenship and Immigration v. Ishaq), changes are being made to the instructions related to the Oath of Citizenship. As a temporary measure, a notice has been added to the relevant pages to indicate that some instructions concerning being seen taking the Oath of Citizenship during a public ceremony are no longer current and will be updated shortly.
Minor updates have been made to clarify instructions, fix grammatical and technical errors, and amend language.

Canadian immigration in news
Refugees plead for family reunification
By Sunny Dhillon, The Globe and Mail, September 21, 2015Few ethnic minorities among Syrians sponsored by Canadian government
By Lee Berthiaume, Ottawa Citizen, September 21, 2015

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