TORONTO – The funding provided by the Province of Ontario to child-care facilities, is changing. On the one hand, the provincial government will cover the real costs of childcare (taking up the appeal of many structures that had said they had difficulty keeping their doors open), on the other, families will see fees reduced to send their children their children (under 6 years of age) in nurseries. Ontario Education Minister Todd Smith announced the news today on his Twitter profile. →
TORONTO – Altro che “paladino dei diritti umani”: il Canada ha “leggi e politiche che consentono lo sfruttamento dei lavoratori vulnerabili”, in Canada “non tutti hanno gli stessi diritti”, le minoranze sono prive di tutele e, più in generale, l’intero programma canadese per i lavoratori temporanei stranieri costituisce un “terreno fertile per la schiavitù contemporanea”…
TORONTO – Far from being a “champion of human rights”: Canada has “laws and policies that enable the exploitation of vulnerable workers”, in Canada not everyone has the same rights, minorities lack protection and, more generally, Canada’s entire temporary foreign worker program constitutes “breeding ground for contemporary slavery”. We don’t say it, nor do some opposition politicians: the UN writes it down in a very harsh report drawn up by Tomoya Obokata, United Nations special rapporteur on contemporary forms of slavery. →
TORONTO – I politici federali canadesi si sono improvvisamente “svegliati”, nel cuore dell’estate, dopo essersi accorti che il sistema dell’immigrazione in Canada non solo non funziona (i tempi delle pratiche sono inspiegabilmente infiniti), ma addirittura favorisce l’ingresso di personaggi con trascorsi inquietanti e pessime intenzioni a discapito di persone con un passato limpido, che invece devono superare mille ostacoli per ottenere permessi di lavoro, residenza permanente o cittadinanza, nonostante abbiano un lavoro e “skills” comprovate…
TORONTO – Canadian federal politicians suddenly “woke up”, in the heart of summer, after realizing that the immigration system in Canada not only doesn’t work (the processing times are inexplicably infinite), but actually favors entry of characters with disturbing pasts and bad intentions at the expense of people with a clear past who, instead, have to overcome a thousand obstacles to obtain work permits, permanent residence or citizenship, despite having a job and proven skills. →
