Catégorie : 2014

Canada’s newly released text of the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal is prompting concerns over foreign skilled workers and provisions of the agreement providing that there

The Liberal government is considering using military bases to temporarily house some of the 25,000 Syrian refugees they promised to bring to Canada by the

The Quebec government announced today the quota of 3500 for applications submitted by post under the Quebec skilled worker program (QSWP), was reached. The program

Only one week since being formally sworn in, the Canadian government revealed important immigration policy changes and confirming that Syrian refugees will dominate the storyline

Montreal contributes greatly to the Quebec economy both through GDP and government tax revenue. However, in several important ways the city is falling behind other

Shortly after Islamic State terrorists killed at least 129 people and wounded more than 300 in Paris, Quebec Premier Philippe Couillard announced that the province

It is not surprising to learn that the United States is watching closely as Canada’s new government moves ahead with its Syrian refugee policies. Recently,

A majority of Canadians oppose the government’s plan to resettle 25,000 Syrian refugees in the next six weeks. A poll, conducted by Angus Reid Institute

Canada’s baby boomers – the large demographic of people born in the two decades following the Second World War, have begun the transition into old