Category: Immigration blog

Developers in Toronto are building 97 residential towers, more than any other city in North America, with several luxury high rise developments being funded by

Farmers in Alberta are facing difficulties in hiring workers to fill positions that pay $18 to $20 an hour. Agricultural employers say it is increasingly

University of Toronto law school researchers say Canada often breaches international human rights laws by detaining migrants with mental health issues in maximum-security jails for

Federal minister of citizenship and immigration, Chris Alexander, says Canadian employers should use the Express Entry program to fill jobs for which no suitable local

In response to Canada’s labor market challenges, the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) is proposing a new “Introduction to Canada Visa” that it says

The Bank of Canada says a crash in housing prices remains the biggest threat to the country’s economy, with the risk having increased due to

Liberal John McCallum has called on Immigration Minister Chris Alexander to apologize to Muslim Canadians for implying that Muslim women who wear the veil are

Sweden’s Minister of Employment is visiting Canada to learn about Canada’s immigration system and understand how newcomers are integrated in Canadian society. Immigrant integration is

Boucherville, Quebec has topped the MoneySense 2015 List of Canada’s Best Places to Live. The index compiles data from Environics Analytics, Statistics Canada and several