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Manitoba Predicted To Offset COVID-19 Losses In 2021 Economic Recovery
Job-seeking and entrepreneurial immigrants may well be setting their sights on Manitoba this year as its economy is forecast to almost completely offset the losses
Alberta Oil and Gas Sector, Agriculture to Boost Economy in 2021 as Immigration Returns to Normal
The global pandemic hit Alberta with higher daily numbers of new COVID-19 cases than anywhere else in Canada last year, forcing lockdowns and border restrictions
British Columbia’s Exports Fuelling GDP Growth In 2021 As Immigration Struggles
British Columbia’s exports are expected to fuel the westernmost Canadian province’s economic recovery this year even as immigration remains sluggish and the region’s tourism industry
Quebec’s Aerospace Expected To Struggle Even As Economy and Immigration Bounce Back
The global COVID-19 pandemic and the closure of Canada’s borders to almost all non-essential travel cut immigration to Quebec by more than a third last
There’s an Inevitable Headwind Against Entrepreneurship in Canada
As Canada’s population continues to age, immigration will play an increasingly important role in the creation of new businesses but it won’t be the only
Immigration not the Solution for Nova Scotia, says Kenneth Rowe, Head of IMP Group
Nova Scotia has to create more jobs before it attracts immigrants, according to Kenneth Rowe, the head of one of the province’s largest and most
Investment Immigration: Austria Citizenship
Austria Citizenship Investor Programme Many countries have provisions that allow the acquisition of citizenship based on an investment and/or a direct contribution to the country’s
Canada Overtakes US to Claim Second Among Best Business Places
Japan fell behind European nations in a ranking of the best places to do business compiled by Bloomberg, underscoring the need for Prime Minister Shinzo
Provincial Entrepreneur Programs
Each of Canada’s provinces operates its own entrepreneur program with varying requirements. Some aim to attract candidates to areas outside their major cities. Details of