Canadiansโ attitudes towards immigration are rapidly deteriorating: new poll
Public sentiment in Canada about refugees and migrants is taking an alarming turn. Rena Namago explains how we can change the conversation.
Triple your impact: From Land Acknowledgements to Action
We need you to help hold our federal and provincial governments accountable to their obligation for authentic reconciliation with Indigenous peoples.In 2026, you have the opportunity to triple your impact and build a movement with Citizens for Public Justice that pushes our leaders to honour and carry out calls for authentic reconciliation with Indigenous peoples in Canada.
CPJ’s new book, A Renewed Canadian Welcome: Eleven Visions from Migrants and Advocates
In a precarious moment for refugee and migrant rights, CPJ is amplifying refugee and migrant voices in our new book and at launch events across Canada.
Restoring Dignity: Why Refugee Protection is a Sacred Responsibility
Read CPJ student intern Allegra Urujeni’s reflection on refugee and migrant rights advocacy, her own family’s experience as Rwandan refugees, and the first ever CPJ Ride for Refuge.
“Suing the government over coal is an act of worship”: CPJ Climate Justice Policy Analyst
Read CPJ Climate Analyst Maryo Wahba’s reflections on CPJ’s legal challenge of the Saskatchewan government in the Christian Courier.
Toronto Star covers CPJ’s cross-border refugee and migrant rights initiative
Read about CPJ’s cross-border call with American interfaith leaders for refugee and migrant rights in the Toronto Star.
CPJ enlists U.S. interfaith leaders in cross-border call for refugee and migrant rights
We’re joining hands across the border to urge PM Carney to protect refugees and migrants.
Travelling the Pathway from Poverty to Rights and Well-Being
In an article published in the Christian Reformed Church’s Do Justice blog, CPJ Social Work Student Intern Nev Rakic unpacks insights from our 2025 Poverty Trends report.
CPJ’s day in court: getting the dirt on Saskatchewan’s Coal Decision
CPJ makes its case in court against the Saskatchewan government’s decision to double down on coal power.
We need your voice in our call for universal pharmacare in Canada
CPJ’s Social Work Student Intern Hafsah Choudhry explains why the push for universal pharmacare in Canada is so criticalโand how you can get involved.
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