Capelle Kane Immigration LawyersOttawa, ON · December 2, 2025Canada Must Draw a Line at the Border Against Imported Hate
Canada values openness and diversity, but rising antisemitism shows the need to use immigration law to deny entry to those promoting hate, protecting communities and public safety.
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