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Haitian Montrealers call for special program for those immigrating from home country - Vimarsana News

Haitian Montrealers call for special program for those immigrating from home country

Given the situation in Haiti now, advocates believe the Canadian government should grant the asylum seekers in Canada permanent residency status on humanitarian grounds.

Former Haiti coup leader says he wants to be president, calls for PM to resign amid violent unrest - Vimarsana News

Former Haiti coup leader says he wants to be president, calls for PM to resign amid violent unrest

Guy Philippe, who helped lead a 2004 coup in Haiti and returned to the Caribbean island last year after serving a prison sentence in the U.S., said Friday he wants to be president. He also demanded that the current prime minister step down as gang violence and protests threaten the country's stability.

Source: cbc.ca
Gazette's Martine St-Victor nominated for Gala Dynastie award - Vimarsana News

Gazette's Martine St-Victor nominated for Gala Dynastie award

She is being recognized for her columns for the Gazette and La Presse and Radio-Canada Sports, where her focus is on marketing, image and messaging through sports.

Spike in asylum seekers requesting social assistance in Quebec - Vimarsana News

Spike in asylum seekers requesting social assistance in Quebec

Quebec says it's getting record numbers of asylum seekers requesting social assistance. Groups for people without status say housing and delays are to blame.

Source: cbc.ca
Ottawa opens applications to humanitarian pathway for 11,000 migrants from Haiti, Venezuela, Colombia - Vimarsana News

Ottawa opens applications to humanitarian pathway for 11,000 migrants from Haiti, Venezuela, Colombia

Applicants must plan to live outside Quebec, as the province ‘has chosen not to participate in the program,’ IRCC said