Immigration.ca – Live Stream Series – Thursday March 2, 2017

Join our upcoming Immigration.ca Live Stream Series! Join Attorney Colin Singer’s Facebook Live on March 2nd @ 11:00 AM (Eastern Time/ Toronto Time). Place: https://www.facebook.com/immigrationca/ Topic: “Federal Skilled Worker Program Eligible Occupations Under Express Entry Immigration” Questions: Submit your questions on our Facebook Page (Event Post on Facebook)
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Operational Bulletins – 2017

Citizenship & Immigration Canada frequently publishes operational bulletins for its personnel to provide guidance in the exercise of their functions.  Below we include summaries of CIC Operational Bulletins – 2017. Source: Immigration.ca
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Nova Scotia Immigration Numbers on the Rise

February 3, 2017 – Nova Scotia has seen a significant increase in immigration in recent years, and Premier Stephen McNeil says the province has a brighter future because of it. The province welcomed more than 4,500 new immigrants in the first three quarters of 2016, already more than both the previous two full years. Although these
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Immigrants Flooding to Atlantic Canada – But They Do Not Stay

February 3, 2017 – Atlantic Canada is doing an excellent job of attracting new immigrants – but it is struggling to hold on to them. The first three quarters of 2016 saw 11,600 newcomers to the four provinces in the region, according to a report by the Atlantic Provinces Economic Council. That’s already up on the
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Open for High-Skilled Immigrants: How Canada’s Tech Sector Can Benefit From Trump Ban (Audio)

February 3, 2017 – Technology companies have placed themselves at the forefront of the battle against Donald Trump’s crackdown on U.S. immigration. Canada looks set to be the chief beneficiary – with the possibility of major firms like Amazon and Google moving large parts of their operations here as immigration worries continue south of the border.
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Canadian Universities Speak Out Against Donald Trump

February 3, 2017 – The national organisation representing Canada’s universities has joined the academic community in the U.S. in condemning Donald Trump’s order to ban immigration from seven Muslim countries. Universities Canada, which rarely issues political statements, says the ban will have a profound impact on campuses across Canada. Although Canadian dual citizens are exempt from
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Immigration Videos

Canada Immigration Lawyer Colin Singer Managing Partner of #1 Google ranked Immigration.ca conducts periodic videos to discuss the latest Canada immigration & IRCC news.
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Temporary Foreign Worker Program to Undergo Major Reform (Audio)

February 1, 2017 – The Federal government plans to enact regulatory changes to Canada’s Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP).  The details will be announced when the federal government delivers its budget, expected in late February or early March. Policymakers say the government is trying to strike a balance on reforms recommended in a September 2016 Standing
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Managing the U.S. Immigration Travel Ban (Audio)

Article Audio February 1, 2017 – The following is a summary on the affect of the recently implemented U.S. administration’s executive order, banning immigration and travel to the United States for millions of individuals from seven majority Muslim countries. 1) Trump’s Executive Order Trump signed an executive order on Friday, January 27 2017 that placed a
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