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Canada Announces New Benefits to Support Workers and Families
Canada unveils inclusive benefits to support workers, families, and newcomers amid rising inflation and living costs. Expanded programs include financial aid, healthcare, housing, and training, fostering resilience across all communities.
Yvonne Tagoe
November 29, 2024
Ontario Demands One Third of The International Student Pool
Ontario universities say they want at least 35 per cent of the international students allowed into the province in the wake of Immigration Minister Marc
Colin R. Singer
February 26, 2024
Canada Study Permit Cap Won’t Immediately Drive Down Rents, Says RBC
Immigration Minister Marc Miller’s cap on study permit applications will not be enough to stop the inflationary effect on rents due to increasing numbers of
Colin R. Singer
February 21, 2024
How To Immigrate To Canada Through The Quebec Immigrant Investor Program From The Ivory Coast
The West African country of the Côte d’Ivoire, the Ivory Coast, was well on track to have supplied Canada with 15 new investors as November
Colin R. Singer
February 21, 2024
Food Price Inflation Forecast To Ease Up This Year As Canadians Tighten Their Belts
Food price hikes will ease up a bit this year with the cost of groceries expected to rise at a slower rate than it has
Colin R. Singer
February 15, 2024
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
Colin R. Singer
January 22, 2024
Conference Board Of Canada Experts Say Immigration Is Helping Keep Inflation In Check
Record-breaking immigration to Canada has alleviated – not exacerbated – inflation in this country by helping employers get the workers they need and so helping
Colin R. Singer
December 6, 2023
How Long Will the Expansion Last?
News that America’s economy grew at a brisk annualised rate of 4% in the second quarter was greeted with relief. After a puzzling first-quarter contraction,
Colin R. Singer
January 24, 2019
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