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Guide to Securing a Job in Canada for Newcomers: Top SEO and Networking Strategies
Relocating to a new country presents you with two vastly different worlds – one of new and exciting opportunities, and the other of unprecedented work-life
Colin R. Singer
August 16, 2023
Expanding Immigration While Not Fixing Systemic Racism Could Deter Newcomers from Coming To Canada
Independent research professional Themrise Khan sheds light on the endemic racism that exists within Canadian society, arguing that leaving it unaddressed while simultaneously expanding economic
Colin R. Singer
August 11, 2023
Canada Needs More Immigration To Meet Labour Market Demand, Says Report
A new report says Canada needs more immigration in the short term to continue to increase its working-age population. Taking into consideration the near-term economic
Colin R. Singer
August 1, 2023
Credit Risk Management for Canadian Banks Under Canada’s Immigration Programs
As the world becomes more interconnected, the mobility of a global workforce has emerged as a prominent trend for international labour markets. Canada’s population recently
Colin R. Singer
July 6, 2023
Saskatchewan Population Hits Record High; More Immigrants Choosing West Over Toronto
The proportion of new Canadians calling Saskatchewan home has more than tripled over the past decade. According to a new Statistics Canada study, 2.7 per
Colin R. Singer
January 24, 2019
Transition Out of Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) Services When Newcomers Obtain Citizenship
Operational Bulletin 392 – March 01, 2012 Transition Out of Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) Services When Newcomers Obtain Citizenship Summary This Operational Bulletin (OB)
Colin R. Singer
December 5, 2014
Temporary Workers Provide Short-term Solution to Long-term Issues
A new report suggests that Canada’s increasing reliance upon temporary foreign workers to solve labour shortages could have the unintended consequence of “de-skilling” the immigrant
Colin R. Singer
May 16, 2021
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