Canada’s Immigration System is Tainted by Prejudice
Prejudice based on race and religion has been a prominent element in Canada's terrorism legal cases, public policy, and law enforcement for over a decade.
How Artificial Intelligence Could Help Canada Meet Its Bold Immigration Targets
AI-rooted automation could play a role in supporting immigration targets and ensuring the success of new immigrants in Canada’s post-pandemic economy, writes Mariya Postelnyak.
Latin America’s Refugee Crisis: What Can Canada Do to Help?
Of late, Canada has played a leading role in supporting displaced Venezuelans, but there is still much more to be done, writes Luiz F. Leomil.
Institutional Subordination of Migrant Workers in Canada
Canada has been applauded for its advanced approach to immigration, specifically migrant worker programs in the past, but…
2021 Trudeau Foreign Policy Report Card
The 2021 annual CFPJ Trudeau Report Card has been produced by David Carment and graduate students at Carleton University’s Norman Paterson…
2021 Canadian Foreign Policy Review
iAffairs Canada, in partnership with the Canadian Foreign Policy Journal (CFPJ), are pleased to present the 2021 Canadian…
Canada’s Hong Kong Dilemma: Evaluating Canada’s New Immigration Measures on Hong Kong
In June 2020, China passed a controversial National Security Law for Hong Kong. The Beijing-drafted law is highly…
Relationships of Shame and Power: Sexual and Gender Based Violence Experienced by Female Migrants in the EU
CW/TW: sexual violence, physical and emotional abuse The changing political policies regarding border security and migration in the…
Is Canada Immune to Populism?
In 2017, Michael Adams released Could It Happen Here? Canada in the Age of Trump and Brexit, which…
Is South Asia on the Verge of a Migration Crisis? Current Pressures Driving Migrant Flows
In an increasingly globalized world, the flows of people worldwide are growing rapidly—in both numbers and complexity. In…