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British Columbia Seeks to Attract Skilled Labor through Canada’s Express Entry System
According to a recent British Columbia Labor Outlook report, planned or confirmed economic activity in the province is expected to create around 985,000 job vacancies
Colin R. Singer
January 24, 2019
British Columbia Express Entry Immigration for Skilled Workers (Audio)
British Columbia launched its express entry immigration system aimed at fast tracking the process of bringing in foreign employees with needed skills. To be eligible
Colin R. Singer
January 24, 2019
The Modified Processing Instructions for Information Technology Work Permit Applications (Software Pilot) for British Columbia and Quebec
Operational Bulletin 225-E – January 06, 2012 The Modified Processing Instructions for Information Technology Work Permit Applications (Software Pilot) for British Columbia and Quebec Issue
Colin R. Singer
May 16, 2021
Chinese Migrants to British Columbia Get Away with Destination Deception
An investigation conducted by South China Morning Post revealed that 53% of the 29,764 investor immigrants from China mainland, Taiwan or Hong Kong, who had
Colin R. Singer
January 24, 2019
Employers Hiring Cheap Temporary Foreign Workers Instead of Canadian Helicopter Pilots
Experienced Canadian helicopter pilots have expressed their concerns about employers hiring cheap temporary foreign workers instead of them, by denying the experienced pilots these jobs.
Colin R. Singer
January 24, 2019
Statistics Show Further Job Growth for March
Once again, Canada added jobs in March and saw the overall unemployment rate drop to 6.9 percent. The latest numbers are spurring further hope of
Colin R. Singer
May 16, 2021
Newcomers Choosing Alberta Over British Columbia
New statistics show that Alberta has overtaken British Columbia in terms of welcoming new immigrants. For the first time, Alberta has welcomed more newcomers than
Colin R. Singer
January 24, 2019
British Columbia Braces for Worker Shortages as Large Projects Loom
Employers in British Columbia are bracing themselves for more worker shortages, with nearly 50 projects on the go, most of which are in the billion-dollar
Colin R. Singer
January 24, 2019
International Students Bring Potential to British Columbia
Educational experts in British Columbia argue that more focus should be placed on the potential of international students in enriching the social and economic development
Colin R. Singer
January 24, 2019