The Unemployment Rate in Canada Has Never Been This Low
The unemployment rate in Canada hit an all-time low after Omicron’s breakout in early 2022. Unfortunately, this situation gave rise to a jobless rate of […]
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Over One Million Job Vacancies in Canada
As of September 2021, Canada has 1,014,600 job vacancies across many sectors. Hotels and food services have the most Canadian jobs unfilled reaching 14.4 percent. […]
Canada’s Best Universities for 2022
The University of Toronto ranked number one overall in a recent survey by Maclean’s. This isn’t the first time the university has been at the […]
Canadian Towns That Offer Hospitality, Charm, and Adventure
When researching places to visit in Canada, Toronto, Vancouver, and Montreal often are in the spotlight, but the country has its share of laid-back, […]
Especially for Woman’s Month – Data on Canadian Women
Did you know? Canadian women are among the most educated in the world. This is not a surprise, given the Canadian quality of life, education […]
Toronto Named World’s #2 Safest City for 2021
As travelers try to decide on a destination to visit, safety is their number one concern. The global pandemic has changed what the term “safe” […]
How Much of the Total Land in Canada is Considered “Green”?
Canada is known for its beautiful and wild landscapes. When we think of Canada, we think of green grasslands, forests and gardens. But what percentage […]
Record Canadian Immigration Levels Reported for June and July
It hasn’t been since the early 1900s that Canada has attracted over 400,000 permanent residents in a year, but this year could pass that number. […]
Travelers Fully Vaccinated Against Covid-19 Can Soon Enter Canada
Tourists who have been fully vaccinated will be allowed to visit Canada soon. Ottawa has announced fully vaccinated US citizens and permanent residents will be […]
Temporary Workers from The Philippines Move to Manitoba Town
Chrisie Servanez was told what her new home in Canada would be like before she ever arrived. She was told it was remote, it had […]