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Canada's immigration plans
land border was not closed in January 2026; border control agencies continued to operate and travellers were able to cross, though travel levels and local sentiment were affected by policy changes and...
A conventional U.S. invasion of Canada is technically feasible in that the U.S. military is far larger and could win many pitched battles, but it is politically, legally and practically highly unlikel...
War Plan Red was a U.S. interwar contingency plan that mapped a comprehensive campaign to neutralize Canada as a potential British staging ground by seizing ports, rail hubs and industrial regions acr...
Reporting shows a recent surge in detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and documented cases of abuse and deaths in ICE custody, but the record does not support a broad factual claim t...
’s ports of entry collect (fingerprints and facial images) under specific immigration programs and for identity verification, but collection is limited to designated locations and to people who meet C...
No source in the provided reporting documents a province in Canada that, in 2025, implemented a new provincial “refugee supplement” benefit or materially changed an existing provincial refugee supplem...
War Plan Red singled out Canada’s transportation spine—its rail hubs, the Great Lakes, and key Atlantic and Pacific ports—as both objectives and logistical chokepoints, while acknowledging that sea co...
Yes — people do enter Canada outside official ports of entry (commonly called "irregular" crossings), and Canadian authorities both record and respond to those crossings, but the legal and practical c...
Moving to Canada is achievable but not uniformly easy: success depends heavily on one’s profile (skills, language, finances), chosen pathway, and timing, because selection is increasingly targeted and...