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 […]
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Watch: The 5 Phase Process for Canadian Worker Visa
Migrating to Canada is not an easy task. Think about it: you are leaving the country where you have lived all your life, and starting […]
Nova Scotia Program Gives Foreign Students Immigration Pathway
The International Graduates in Demand immigration stream is predicted to stop Nova Scotia’s labor shortages in the early childhood education and continuing care sectors, according […]
Futuristic Factories Forecast to Create Thousands of Jobs in Canada
Canada’s new manufacturing era is trading assembly lines and dust filled factories for state-of-the-art facilities, research and development, and technology. The emerging sector is made […]
World’s #5 Best Small City Is…Victoria, Canada!
ven with the global pandemic, Victoria is still considered one of the best “small cities” in the world. Monocle, a magazine that explores urban culture […]
Immigrants Become Canadian Citizens During Citizenship Week
Immigrants from all around the world, including Jamaica and Ukraine, took their oath of citizenship 116 stories above the streets of Toronto. Six new Canadians […]
Immigrant Women in Calgary Get Support from Peer Group
The Centre for Newcomers located in the Pacific Place Mall in northeast Calgary is a place woman immigrating to Canada can come and learn skills.
Ontario Is Top Destination for Immigrants
Ontario is experiencing an upswing in newcomers. After a decade of a slump in immigrants, number of permanent residents in Ontario reached to over 111,000.
Toronto Airport Has Best Customer Service in North America
Toronto Pearson International Airport has been listed as the airport that offers the best travel experience in North America. Rome Fiumicino is the top European airport, and Mumbai Airport was listed top in the Asia-Pacific region.
Montreal Is the Most Trilingual Canadian City
Over 21 percent of those in Montreal can speak at least three different languages, compared to only ten percent of those in Vancouver, and eleven percent of those in Toronto.