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Tag: Francophone immigration
Canada Hits Its Francophone Immigration Target For 2022
Francophone immigration to Canada, excluding Quebec, was almost five times higher last year than during the 2006 census year due to Ottawa’s on-going efforts to
Colin R. Singer
January 24, 2023
Nova Scotia Jump Starts Francophone Immigration With New Action Plan
Nova Scotia is upping its game for francophone immigration to the Atlantic Canadian province with a new action plan to boost its French-speaking population. “The
Colin R. Singer
November 10, 2022
French-Speaking Workers, International Graduates Essential for Canada’s Francophone Communities
Immigration Minister Marco Mendicino stopped by the bilingual city of Bathurst in northern New Brunswick to remind French-speaking, temporary residents to Canada they can still
Colin Singer
September 10, 2021
Quebec Invests More In Helping New Immigrants Learn French
Temporary foreign workers and international students who are still in their home countries but who have certificates of acceptance from Canada’s francophone province of Quebec
Colin Singer
January 4, 2024
Canada Increases Express Entry Points for French-Speaking and Bilingual Candidates
Canada has announced it will increase the number of Express Entry points available to French-speaking and bilingual candidates. The decision, announced by Immigration Minister Marco
Colin R. Singer
May 10, 2021
Ontario Now Accepting New French Language Test, TCF Canada
December 17, 2018 – Ontario has followed the federal government by announcing it is now accepting results of a second French-language for immigration applications. An
Colin R. Singer
February 7, 2020
Canada Immigration To Accept New TCF Test For French Language
November 8, 2018 – Canada’s federal government will accept results of the Test de connaissance de francais (TCF) for economic immigrants from December 2018. The
Colin R. Singer
November 8, 2018