Zenia Irani and her husband Binoy Parikh in Canada, their new home. Photo: Zenia Irani
Zenia Irani and her husband Binoy Parikh in Canada, their new home. Photo: Zenia Irani
India

Indian migrants flock to Canada as Trump-era rules make US less attractive

  • Around 30,000 Indian nationals become new permanent residents of Canada every year, making them the third-largest non-European immigrant group after Chinese- and Filipino-Canadians
  • They still face problems with assimilation, racism and prejudice – but while the US has been putting up barriers to migrants over the past four years, ‘Canada was doing precisely the opposite’

Zenia Irani and her husband Binoy Parikh in Canada, their new home. Photo: Zenia Irani
Zenia Irani and her husband Binoy Parikh in Canada, their new home. Photo: Zenia Irani
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