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Immigrants vs. Refugees: How are people getting into Canada?
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October 25, 2017
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3:26Now PlayingImmigrants and refugees are not the same and they’re admitted into Canada in different ways. We explain how new residents come into Canada.
Research:
Canada to open door to more skilled workers, immigrant families in 2017:
Canada’s Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada Departmental Plan 2017-2018
How Canada’s refugee system works
Canada’s Immigration and Refugee Protection Act
Calgary immigrant lawyer Evelyn Ackah explains how the government vets immigrants and refugees.
Lawyer questions Kellie Leitch’s understanding of immigration system
Joint Terms of Reference for the CanadaUnited States Joint Certification Program (including Citizenship and Immigration Canada), posted by the Federation of American Scientists
The Canada Border Services Agency’s security screening process
The Canadian Security Intelligence Service’s security screening program
Government of Canada Intake and referrals from the UNHCR
OpinionTrudeau should probably stop telling desperate refugees that everyone is welcome in Canada
Claiming asylum in Canada what happens?
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