Catégorie : 2014

The Maritime Seafood Coalition of Canada’s Atlantic fishing industry has requested the federal government for an exemption from TFW restrictions. The coalition claims the industry

Canada’s Minister of Employment and Social Development Pierre Poilievre has earmarked over $7 million for two projects to help skilled foreign workers get their credentials

Despite recent widespread protests and negative public opinion Canada’s ruling Conservative Party has succeeded in passing sweeping anti-terror legislation which a battery of legal scholars,

In a bid to stop Canadians from joining terrorist groups in Syria and Iraq, the government has introduced measures allowing officials to swiftly revoke passports

A report by the Canadian Department of Citizenship and Immigration reveals that almost half of the applicants who qualified for permanent residency within the first

The Canadian government is set to introduce the Removal of Serious Foreign Criminals Act that will withdraw refugee protection from dangerous foreign criminals and allow

The government of Nova Scotia has launched a new immigration stream specifically targeted at international students who have worked in the province for a minimum

A study by World Education Services (WES) has revealed that prospective immigrants to Canada are better educated and younger as a result of immigration changes

Quebec’s Minister of Finance Carlos Leitao says the economy of Quebec has put years of stagnation behind it and is picking up, thanks in part