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Covid-19 Immigrants Earned More Than Those Of Previous Years, Says Report
When Canada closed its borders during the COVID-19 pandemic, immigration was slashed almost in half, but those who did gain their permanent residence here that
Canada Labour Shortages Easing Off But Inflation Troubling Businesses
Labour shortages are easing off across Canada with 22 per cent fewer managers reporting they are having trouble finding workers but the spectre of rising
Why Setting Canada’s Immigration Levels Is All About Balanace
The impact that Canada’s current and future immigration levels will have on the country’s infrastructure, healthcare, and economy were the subject of a recent Financial
Northern Ontario Needs 162,000 New Immigrants In Next 20 Years: Report
Although Ontario is already the most populated province in Canada, it will need a lot more people in its northern regions over the next two
Immigrants Needed to Fill Jobs As Canada’s Economy Recovers Post-COVID-19
Canada’s economy will surge later this year as COVID-19 vaccines are widely distributed, creating a massive demand for immigrants to fill vacant jobs. In its
Canada Enacting Plan To Fuel COVID-19 Economic Recovery Through Immigration in 2021
Immigration’s importance to economic recovery in Canada in the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic was clearly evident in Ottawa’s 2021‒2023 Immigration Levels Plan unveiled late
COVID-19: Prince Edward Island To Make Full Economic Recovery In 2021
Prince Edward Island’s economy is expected to fully recover this year after the travel restrictions and drop in immigration levels caused by the COVID-19 pandemic
Immigration Expected to Fuel Nova Scotia’s Economic Recovery Post-COVID-19
Population growth fuelled primarily by immigration is expected to help Nova Scotia’s economy recover this year after being hit hard by last year’s double whammy
Immigration Vital To Newfoundland & Labrador’s Economic Recovery
Immigration to Newfoundland & Labrador will be especially important as it struggles to recover post-COVID-19 due to the Atlantic Canadian province’s shrinking population. In its