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Top 10 Citizenships Of New Canada Permanent Residents In 2024
Explore the top 10 countries of origin for new Canada permanent residents in 2024, highlighting immigration trends and popular pathways for each nationality.
Benefits of Being a Canadian Citizen
Canadian citizens have all the benefits and obligations of permanent residents, outlined here. Citizenship holders also have the following benefits and obligations: Politics Citizens can vote in federal, provincial and
Two-Step Canada Immigrants Earn More Than One-Step Newcomers
Statistics Canada’s latest Economic and Social Reports publication evaluated the earnings of one-step and two-step economic immigrants in comparison to their year of arrival in
Everything You Need To Know About Driving A Car As A Newcomer To Canada
Making one’s way around Canada – a country known for its vast landscapes and various terrains – makes car ownership a necessity for all residents,
How to Apply for Canada’s Start-Up Visa from Nigeria
We are accepting international entrepreneurs to join our Start-Up Visa projects in Canada. Read more. Nigeria is the fourth most important source of new permanent residents
Sponsor Your Spouse, Common-Law or Conjugal Partner for Canada Immigration
Learn how you can sponsor your spouse, common-law or conjugal partner to become permanent residents of Canada.
IRCC is Set to Review the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act
In close collaboration with other government departments, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) recently published a “consultation and review report” that proposed a review of
RBC Economics Explains Why Canada Immigration Will Need To Increase
A massive increase in annual immigration to Canada resulting in up to 842,053 new permanent residents – or 2.1 per cent of the country’s current
Quebec Should Raise Immigration to 60,000, Suggests Chamber of Commerce of Metropolitan Montreal
The Chamber of Commerce of Metropolitan Montreal believes – as it has since 2016 – that Quebec should raise its immigration threshold to a minimum