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Ottawa Invests $3m To Boost International Tech Start-Ups In Ontario
Ottawa injected $3 million last week into an Ontario business incubator’s network to help international entrepreneurs start-up businesses and get their permanent residence in Canada.
Colin R. Singer
June 23, 2022
Ontario Issues 115 NOIs In New French Speaking Skilled Worker Draw
Ontario immigration has conducted a new draw through the Express Entry-linked French-Speaking Skilled Worker stream, issuing Notifications of Interest to 115 candidates. The July 21
Colin Singer
September 10, 2021
Ottawa Selects 11 Communities For Rural and Northern Immigration Pilot
June 15, 2019 – Canada’s federal government has selected 11 communities to be part of the new Rural and Northern Immigration Pilot. Six from Ontario,
Colin R. Singer
April 29, 2020
Ottawa Settles Lawsuits By Awarding 70 Parents and Grandparents Program Places: Report
May 30, 2019 – Canada’s federal government awarded 70 places under the Parents and Grandparents Program to settle two lawsuits that said the online application
Colin R. Singer
February 6, 2020
Ottawa Set To Allow Foreign Workers Facing Abuse To Switch To Open Work Permits
February 15, 2019 – Canada’s federal government is set to allow temporary foreign workers who face employer abuse to switch to an open work permit.
Colin R. Singer
February 7, 2020
Ottawa Rejects Quebec’s Plan for Conditional Permanent Residence Under Bill 9
February 11, 2019 – Ottawa has spoken out against the Quebec government’s plan to put conditions on Canadian permanent residence in the French-speaking province. The
Colin R. Singer
February 7, 2020
Ottawa Warns Temporary and Permanent Residents on New Impaired Driving Penalties
October 29, 2018 – Canada’s federal government has warned new impaired driving penalties could mean temporary or permanent residents have to leave the country due
Colin R. Singer
February 7, 2020
Ottawa Says Canada Not Bound to Give Citizenship by Birthplace
September 17, 2018 – A government submission in a Supreme Court case involving two sons of Russian spies argues there is no international law requiring
Colin R. Singer
February 7, 2020
Ottawa Restructures Canadian Immigration Loans Program
Feb 23, 2018 – The Canadian immigration department has announced changes to the structure of the Immigration Loans Program to reduce the burden on loan recipients,
Colin R. Singer
February 7, 2020
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