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International Students and Immigration fuel Fast Uptick in Canada Population
A boom in immigration and international students coming to Canada to study – or staying here to work – jumpstarted the country’s population growth in

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

Immigration Minister Says Canada Will Hit 2021 Immigration Targets Despite COVID-19
Canada’s immigration minister says he’s confident Ottawa will hit its immigration targets for this year despite the COVID-19 global pandemic which has slowed the arrival

Canada’s Temporary to Permanent Residence Pathway For Graduates, Essential Workers Opens Noon Thursday
Immigration Minister Marco Mendicino unveiled Wednesday the details of six new pathways that will start Thursday, May 6 at noon to grant permanent residence for

Quebec Makes COVID-19 Vaccine Available To Temporary Foreign Farm Workers
Quebec has made the COVID-19 vaccine available to temporary foreign workers who are working on farms in the province. “These temporary foreign workers are included

Canada Budget 2021 Boosts Immigration Programs
Canada Immigration Minister Marco Mendicino’s vision of a completely online immigration process got a $428.9-million shot in the arm during the federal government budget speech

Canada’s New 2021 Streams For 90,000 Graduates and Temporary Workers: All You Need To Know
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) is launching six new immigration streams for more than 90,000 essential workers already in Canada, primarily those working in

Quebec Updates Salary Guide For Employers Hiring Temporary Foreign Workers
Quebec has updated its salary guide for employers hiring temporary foreign workers for many entry-level jobs. Called the Édition 2020 du Guide des salaires par

How Syrians Can Apply for Canadian Permanent Residence
Syria remains one of the most important sources of new Canadian permanent residents even during the COVID-19 global pandemic. In the first half of this

