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How Many Palestinians Will Come To Canada Under Temporary Pathway?
Immigration Minister Marc Miller is hinting more Palestinians may be given temporary visas to come to Canada than are currently allowed with the 1,000-person limit
Quebec Sees Number Of Temporary Residents Skyrocket To Hit A Record Of 528,000
The francophone province of Quebec hit a new record for temporary residents in the fourth quarter of this year with the number of these residents
Temporary Resident Pathway For Up To 1,000 Palestinians Opens
Palestinians in Gaza with relatives who are Canadian citizens or permanent residents in Canada willing to support them for one year can now apply for
Applications For Canada’s Caregiver Programs Re-Open On January 1
Caregiver immigration programs to Canada are re-opening on Jan. 1 and immigration officials are advising potential applicants to prepare as much as possible ahead of
Everything You Need To Know About Driving A Car As A Newcomer To Canada
Making one’s way around Canada – a country known for its vast landscapes and various terrains – makes car ownership a necessity for all residents,
Quebec Health Care Industry To Employ 1,500 Asylum Seekers
The employment minister of Quebec, Kateri Champagne Jourdain, wants to recruit around 1,500 asylum seekers to work in the province’s healthcare industry over the next
Canada Opens New Permanent Residency Pathway For Ukrainians
A new pathway to permanent residency for Ukrainians in Canada on temporary resident visas with family here, announced earlier this year, started on October 23 and will
Alberta Express Entry Draw Targets Agriculture Sector
Alberta has conducted a new draw through the Express Entry-linked stream of the Alberta Advantage Immigration Program, issuing 33 invitations to agriculture sector candidates with
Investigation Into Abuses Of Temporary Foreign Workers Sees 93 Employers Fined Total Of $1.54m
A year-long investigation by Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC) has uncovered 116 employers who hired temporary foreign workers and were in breach of the