Canadian Foreign Policy Review 2024-2025
iAffairs Canada is pleased to present the latest Canadian Foreign Policy Review, compiled on behalf of its graduate student…
Saving Canada (and Canadian Studies)
Introduction Writing in 2021, Munroe Eagles, then President of the International Council for Canadian Studies argued for a…
Canada Talk Series: Making Sense of the Wicked Problem of Immigrant Work Integration in Canada
Join the School of Canadian Studies for the third Guest Speaker in our Canada Talks series - Amrita Hari
Eh Sayers Podcast: Will the 40 Millionth Canadian Please Stand up?
Canada reached an important milestone June 16, 2023. For the first time, there were 40 million people living in Canada. That means that someone out there is the 40 millionth Canadian. But who is it?
Canada’s 2022 Foreign Policy Report Card: An Overview
An evaluation of the country’s foreign policy performance last year demonstrates the Trudeau government’s growing gap between rhetoric and reality, a challenge that only pushes Canada further away from its former status as a strong middle power.
From One Trudeau to Another: Canada and the State of Multiculturalism
A critical light is shed on Canadian multiculturalism as a concept and policy. The exclusion of Indigenous peoples in Canada is examined to build critique against what multiculturalism conveniently disregards. Finally, the rise of far-right groups and its implications on multiculturalism are explored.
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…