Ottawa, April 10, 2026 – Canada’s Immigration Department has begun sending letters to approximately 30,000 refugee claimants informing them that they may be ineligible for asylum hearings under newly tightened rules. Some claimants …
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Canada Asylum Claims Drop 36% in January 2026 – Lowest Monthly Total in Nearly 3 Years
by I2Cby I2CNew data from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) shows a dramatic decline in asylum claims – with 36% fewer people submitting a claim in January 2026 compared to January 2025. This marks …
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Bill C-12 is now law. New immigration and asylum measures are in effect
by I2Cby I2CCanada has just weaponized its immigration toolkit. With Bill C‑12 now law, refugee claimants face hard one‑year and 14‑day deadlines, IRCC gains sweeping powers to cancel or pause immigration documents, …
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Interim Federal Health Program Costs to Hit $1.5 Billion: What It Means for Refugees and Canadian Patients
by I2Cby I2CCanada’s Interim Federal Health Program (IFHP) is in the spotlight after a major report from the Parliamentary Budget Officer (PBO). This federal program provides temporary healthcare to asylum claimants, refugees, …
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Refugees and asylum
Canada’s Asylum System in 2025: Sharp Decline in Claims Amid Stricter Measures and Persistent Backlogs
by I2Cby I2CIn 2025, Canada’s asylum landscape underwent a notable transformation, marked by a substantial decrease in new claims following targeted government interventions to bolster program integrity and manage migration pressures. Data …
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