Nicholas Keung is a journalist at the Toronto Star, where he focuses on immigration, refugee, and diversity issues. His work often intersects with themes of culture and society, reflecting a commitment to highlighting the experiences and challenges faced by marginalized communities. Keung's reporting has been featured in various publications, including The Peterborough Examiner, The Hamilton Spectator, and the Niagara Falls Review, among others.
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Nicholas Keung's coverage primarily centers around Canadian immigration, citizenship rights, and related legal policies. He frequently covers government announcements and evolving stories within the realm of Canadian immigration, reflecting an interest in addressing ongoing policy changes and their impact on individuals.
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By: Nicholas Keung
The Canadian Citizenship Act has opened doors to foreign nationals who want to reclaim citizenship by descent. Archivists are suddenly in demand.
By: Nicholas Keung
To launch a new series, the Star spoke to temporary residents caught up in a numbers game and butting up against a system that once promised them hope.
By: Nicholas Keung
Americans who applied under interim measures feel they’re now being sent to the back of the queue when it comes to claiming citizenship by descent.
By: Nicholas Keung
Misconduct by employees included holding two full-time jobs and favouring a romantic partner.
By: Ghada Alsharif, Nicholas Keung
Like many temporary residents, Shehab Elabd’s dream has been derailed, though not destroyed, as the journey to permanent residence gets longer.
By: Nicholas Keung
A Colombian couple pled guilty to drug charges in their country, saying they felt pressure to be silent in court. They later sought asylum in Canada.
By: Nicholas Keung
The German model, which distributes would-be refugees among states according to tax revenues and population, is seen as more equitable in some ways.
Ottawa will suspend immigration documents and admissions of travellers from Democratic Republic of Congo, Uganda and South Sudan among new measures.
By: Nicholas Keung
Report by Canada’s Parliamentary Budget Officer’ warns that backlogs and processing times could add millions in costs.
By: Nicholas Keung
Many in government-funded 12-week internships are caught up in security screening despite having been told that processing times would be short.
