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British Columbia Invites 464 Immigration Candidates In Two New Draws
British Columbia immigration has conducted two new draws, issuing invitations to a total of 464 candidates through the British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program. The September

Canada Visit Visa: Immigration Officials Ask Some To Re-Apply
Canadian immigration officials are telling anyone who applied for a visitor visa before Sept. 7 – the day the country opened its borders to all

U.S. Extends Canada Border Closure To Non-Essential Travel Until Aug. 21
The United States is not going to allow Canadians to cross the border until at least Aug. 21 despite Canada saying it will likely re-open

British Columbia Issues 383 Invitations In Two New Immigration Draws
candidates through the British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program. The July 20 draws featured a general draw, and a second draw targeting two NOC codes: 0621

Being Vaccinated and COVID-19-free to Give Canada Immigrants Post-Pandemic Popularity Bump
Immigrants, temporary foreign workers and international students coming into Canada as the country re-opens its borders to non-essential travel starting next month will enjoy a

Jobs Returning As Canadian Economy Rebounds And COVID-19 Wanes
Job creation exploded throughout Canada in June as the COVID-19 pandemic waned and experts are now expecting that growth in employment to carry on –

Colleges and Universities in Ontario a Magnet For International Students For 20 years
International students were increasingly attracted to Ontario during the two decades that ended in the last full year before the COVID-19 pandemic even as their

British Columbia Draws: Province Issues 383 Invitations
British Columbia immigration has conducted two new draws, issuing invitations to a total of 383 candidates through the British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program. The August

Unemployment Falls As Canada Continues To Emerge From COVID-19 Crisis
The Canada jobs picture continued to improve in July, as employment rose by 94,000 and the unemployment rate fell to 7.5 per cent. The Statistics

