CTV – Immigration and Accommodation in Quebec (FR & EN) – 2007-2008

JUSTICE AND RIGHTS FOR MIGRANT WORKERS The Immigrant Workers Centre (IWC) stands in solidarity with migrant and immigrant workers across Quebec who continue to face systemic exploitation, discrimination, and unsafe working conditions. In warehouses, food processing plants, agriculture, care work, trucking, and other low-wage sectors, migrant workers are too often subjected to abusive practices: wage theft, excessive hours, intimidation, unsafe environments, and a lack of adequate protections against workplace injuries.... Read more →

As the Immigrant Workers Centre, we raise our voices against the organized attack on public healthcare in Canada. As the federal Liberal convention takes place, we say clearly: you cannot claim to defend public healthcare while overseeing its erosion as part of Mark Carney’s “Elbow’s up” strategy which is about corporate greed and privatization at the expense of public services. There is no lack of resources—only political choices. Billions are... Read more →

MEDIA ADVISORY For Immediate Release Migrants and Allies to Mobilize on International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination Communities Denounce Bill C-12 and Escalating Attacks on Migrants Across Québec and Canada What: Demonstration When: Saturday March 21st, 3pm Where: Complexe Guy-Favreau, 200 René-Lévesque Ouest Montreal, March 21 — The Immigrant Workers Centre (IWC), alongside migrant-led organizations, unions, and community allies, will hold a demonstration on the International Day for the... Read more →

Press release from: TROVEP Montréal  February 4, 2026, Montreal/Tiohtià:ke - A hundred people involved or in solidarity with the collective rights groups protested this morning at the Berri-UQÀM metro station to denounce their chronic underfunding and warn the population of the impact it could have on the social network. Collective Rights Organizations (DCDs) have a mission to transform social and respect for people's rights. They work in a popular education... Read more →