How to Immigrate to Canada in 2020?
The Federal Government of Canada has declared that within the next three years it will welcome more than one million newcomers. With over 70 immigration programs available, it can be difficult to choose the one that will give you the highest success rate. We break down the best methods to immigrate to Canada in this article, help you save time, and enabling you to begin the application process...Read More
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A Glimpse at Canada’s Top Immigration Headlines
Here’s a glimpse at Canada’s top immigration headlines for the remainder of 2020. To all of us, 2020 seems to have been a tough year. The COVID-19 crisis has greatly affected the immigration system in Canada. There have been many disruptions impacting immigration candidates themselves, including their challenges in obtaining language testing, certification programs, biometrics, or...Read More
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Know Why More People Now Choose to Migrate From the U.S. to Canada
As the US marks Independence Day, it’s worthwhile to look at immigrant trends from the U.S. to Canada in past years. More than 10,000 U.S. nationals immigrated north via Canada’s Federal Express Entry program last year. This statistic reflects a significant rise in the number of U.S. nationals who moved in 2015 using the Express Entry program. The Express Entry system is Canada...Read More
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Getting A Job In Canada On H1b Visa
The Trump administration recently released a new executive order limiting economic immigration to the United States for the remainder of the year. Such types of visas enable over half a million immigrants to come to the United States every year. Since the latest rule imposes limitations on the common H-1B visa, American businesses will be restricted from hiring hundreds of thousands of...Read More
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Newcomers Experienced Marked Changes in the Labor Market Performance
According to the study, between the years 2006-2019 immigrants experienced great improvement in labor market outcomes. In some instances, they even perform better than Canadian-born workers. The study found that newcomers are on average better educated and younger than Canadian-born workers in the labor market, which published in a report titled The Improved Labour Market Performance of New...Read More
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