Canada's 50 fastest-growing technology firms enjoyed an average pace of revenue growth of 5,020% from 2006 to 2010, a Deloitte & Touche LLP survey says. The professional services firm released its ...

This becomes clear from the figures for the last decade showing significant increase in the number of international students coming to study either in Canada or in the US. Canada becomes ...

Migration Integration Policy Index report by the London-based British Council and Brussels-based Migration Policy Group Best countries and scores: 1. Sweden: 83 2. Portugal: 79 3. Canada: 72 4. Finland: 69 5. Netherlands: 68 6. Belgium: ...

February 2010 — Every February, the Multiculturalism Program, on behalf of the Government of Canada, invites Canadians to take part in events to celebrate and learn about the contributions black Canadians have made to the growth and development of C...

Family members of most temporary foreign workers in British Columbia will be able to work for any employer in the province, thanks to a pilot project launched today (Aug 12 2011). The announcement was made by Citizenship, Immigration and Multiculturalism Minister Jason Kenney and British Columbia Minister of Jobs,... Read more

If policymakers in America and Europe do not act boldly, and do so in a globally-coordinated fashion, the world risks tipping into a prolonged recession with worrisome institutional, political and social consequences.

Staying in school and receiving a quality education are the best deterrents to juvenile delinquency. Yet almost half of our states spend on average more than three times as much per prisoner as per public school pupil.

When you think of the world's most famous feminist, you can't help but think of Gloria Steinem, the renowned activist. In the following interview, she reflects on the current state of women and politics, and her own vision for the future of feminism.

Good news for Obama. He officially won Thursday night's Republican debate and he didn't even have to show up. Despite all the criticism coming at him from all sides, not one GOP hopeful was able to present him or herself as a viable alternative for 2012.

What is happening in Britain today, like what happened in France in 2005 and 2007, and in Israel with some of its largest demonstrations focused on growing economic insecurity, can serve as a warning to the United States.