Opinion: New Immigration Rules Threaten Canada’s Competitiveness (Audio)
In today’s global economy, immigration is vitally important to every nation looking to improve its competitive standing. The challenge is to ensure that the right
In today’s global economy, immigration is vitally important to every nation looking to improve its competitive standing. The challenge is to ensure that the right
Changes to the Canadian Experience Class scheme have caused the lives of thousands of immigrants to be plunged into uncertainty, with some experts saying the
Experts have warned that Alberta, which accounts for 26% of the country’s employment growth, may face a shortage of up to 96,000 workers by 2023
The Conservative government has brought about many changes to immigration policy since it came to power in 2006. Prime Minister Stephen Harper has come on
The Government’s proposed citizenship bill is ringing alarm bells for the Canadian Bar Association, which feels that some of the more controversial measures included in
More critics are expressing concern over the government’s proposed reforms to citizenship laws, saying it creates a two-tiered system. Young educated newcomers are some of
Critics are expressing concern over the Canadian government’s quiet cancellation of the Immigrant Investor Program last month. Though most recent news coverage has been focused
British Columbia has issued at least 127 invitations in new draws through multiple streams of the British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program. The March 26 draws
Quebec immigration has issued 1,357 Canada immigration invitations to apply in a new draw through the Arrima Expression of Interest system. The March 21 draw
Are you a candidate with skills and qualifications in one of Canada’s 82 jobs for occupation-specific Express Entry draws? We want to help you move
The Alberta government wants to more than double its tourism economy by 2035, initiating the Alberta Advantage Immigration Program Tourism and Hospitality Stream, which is
New data from the Immigration Refugee Board of Canada (IRB) shows that roughly 72,000 people made refugee claims at Canadian airports between 2019 and 2023,
Immigration Minister Marc Miller says there will be more Express Entry draws in the coming year for foreign nationals already in Canada as temporary residents.