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Artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping how companies in Canada hire — and while it makes recruitment more efficient, it can create new challenges for immigrants trying to find meaningful work. In this special feature, Canadian Immigrant speaks with Nepal-born Sweta Regmi, Founder and CEO of Teachndo, certified career and résumé ...

As of April 30, 2025, Toronto’s Property Standards Bylaw has been amended to tighten indoor comfort requirements for rental units. Landlords must now maintain a minimum indoor temperature of 21°C from October 1 through May 15, and, if air conditioning is provided, must operate it from June 1 through September ...

A new report from a city watchdog determined bylaw officers acted “arbitrarily” in the case of a rooming house where vital services were shut off for six months, leaving residents without power and hot water.  Andrew Francis Wallace / Toronto Star file photo Tenants of a Toronto rooming house were forced to sleep in ...

Wait times have almost doubled in the last year, putting lives in limbo and hurting a program meant to settle economic immigrants outside big cities. Renish Keshwani,a former international student and provincial immigration nomination applicant, feels stuck as he awaits processing for his case. For the sake of Canadian permanent residence, Lovedeep ...

Pat Fletcher, 77, had to leave behind a car he had recently bought in the U.S. at the Canadian border after he couldn’t pay more than $46,000 worth of tariffs to bring it. (Warren Kay/CBC – image credit) A Winnipeg retiree who spent years saving for his dream car was devastated ...