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The Zeini family poses for a photo following their Canadian Citizenship Certificate ceremony in Ottawa on Wednesday, September 29, 2010.

What would a Canada of 100 million feel like? More comfortable, better served, better defended

Immigration Minister Jason Kenney answers reader questions on a Globe and Mail Google Hangout May 17, 2012.

Immigration Minister Jason Kenney answers reader questions in video Q&A

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Do immigrants help or hinder Canada? Here’s what our readers think

Six Canadians who aren’t waiting for Ottawa to fix immigration

How diverse is your part of Canada?

Rethinking immigration: The case for the 400,000 solution

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Why Canada needs a flood of immigrants

Immigration commentary

France's president-elect François Hollande waves from a balcony at his Paris campaign headquarters on May 7, 2012

With Hollande’s defeat of Sarkozy, France dodges a bullet

Canadian Immigration News

Belhassen Trabelsi

Ousted Tunisian leader's relative loses bid for Canadian residency

World Immigration News

Makenzie was born to Stephanie Sanchez and Kenneth Vega in New York on Oct.31, 2011.

More than half of U.S. babies now born to minorities

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Shahnaz Begum smiles as she enjoys the annual Canada Day celebrations in Montreal, Friday, July 1, 2011.

Multiculturalism: Best of the series

The project

New Canadian citizens receive Canadian flags after a citizenship ceremony at the Toronto's CIC office at St. Clair Ave.

Editor’s note: The immigration decisions we make today will define our future

Resources

A visa Appication form from Citizenship and Immigration Canada.

Find information for immigrating to Canada or share your own tips and tools

Your say

Mengyi Fu, 10 receives a Canadian flag as her parents Jing Shan Fu (left) and mom Mao Qiong Lin (right) watch during a Canadian Citizenship ceremony in Ottawa on Wednesday, September 29, 2010. Fu and her parents came to Canada from China in 2004.

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