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Migrant Rights
Refugees welcome? Comparing Canadian policy on Palestinian and Ukrainian refugees
The discrepancy between Canada’s treatment of Ukrainian and Palestinian refugees shows a country without a sense of moral courage
Canada is cutting international student visas—and that’s bad policy
Dramatically reducing the number of students admitted to Canada won’t solve the housing crisis—but it will hurt post-secondary institutions and all students
Parliament is back in session. What’s on the agenda?
With an election looming on the horizon, might we be nearing the end of the Liberal-NDP agreement?
AFB 2024: Immigration
Alternative Federal Budget: what the federal government could achieve on immigration
It's been 100 years since the Chinese Exclusion Act. What has Canada learned?
1923 Afterword, Echoes of 1923?
How Canada passed the Chinese Exclusion Act in 1923
1923 Chapter 6, The Chinese Exclusion Act and More | 1923
The Chinese Exclusion Act was preceded by a wave of racist backlash
1923 Chapter 5, Backlash | 1920-1922
The seeds of global decolonization were planted after WWI
1923, Chapter 4: Global Challenges to Racism, 1919 - 1922
Racialized workers helped drive the 1919 strike wave in Canada
1923 Chapter 3: The Revolts | 1917-1919
Communities fought white supremacy during World War I
1923, Chapter 2: Anti-Racism and the War | 1914 – 1916
Before the Chinese Exclusion Act, anti-racists were organizing
1923 Chapter 1: Challenging Racism, 1912-1914
The pretense that Canada’s immigration system isn’t racist persists
Canada's immigration system is fundamentally based on exploitation of racialized workers.
US–Canada agreement to close Roxham Road will cost lives, migrants say
Legal observers worry the newly-expanded Safe Third Country Agreement contravenes international conventions on refugees.
Increasing permanent residency for migrants strengthens labour power
Working conditions are about power—and permanent status allows workers to exert it.
Advocates urge feds to adopt a regularization program for undocumented migrants
Federal cabinet ministers are expected to discuss regularization at a cabinet retreat this week
Grow through what you go through
Addressing and sorting through the Freedom Convoy's wreckage is a job that belongs to all white people in Canada.
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