Month: June 2022

Canada has announced $1.5 million in spending to help foreign-trained health care workers get their credentials recognized. The spending, announced on Monday by Marie-France Lalonde, Parliamentary Secretary to the Immigration Minister Sean Fraser, is to help professionals educated abroad fill important positions in Canada’s health care system in provinces outside Quebec. Through the expansion of
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Canada Immigration Minister Sean Fraser was at the Halifax Stanfield International Airport Friday evening to welcome the 319 passengers aboard Ottawa’s third chartered flight to bring Ukrainian refugees to safety in Canada. “Once again, Canadians are opening their hearts and warmly welcoming Ukrainians fleeing (Russian President Vladimir) Putin’s unjustifiable war in their homeland,” said Fraser. 
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Extremely satisfied with the professionalism, expertise, efficiency, speed and thoroughness at which my file was managed. Fadi & Danielle are true class acts! Their response times were fantastic (especially during a high-stress period), their quality of work was phenomenal, and their willingness to go the extra mile (without hidden costs, no less!) to prepare me
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Extremely satisfied with the professionalism, expertise, efficiency, speed and thoroughness at which my file was managed. Fadi & Danielle are true class acts! Their response times were fantastic (especially during a high-stress period), their quality of work was phenomenal, and their willingness to go the extra mile (without hidden costs, no less!) to prepare me
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Under Canada’s Start-Up Visa program, entrepreneurs need to get both commitment certificates and letters of support from business groups approved to invest or support their start-ups. Certificates of commitment and letters of support are similar since both are provided by designated entities which invest or support start-ups, but these are different documents and it is
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Skills that allow workers to take jobs in multiple industries – rather than being limited to only one – are in hot demand and letting some employees in key positions command top dollar for their expertise. Human resources giant Randstad notes the COVID-19 pandemic and acute labour shortages throughout much of Canada are creating a
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Hundreds of thousands of Canadian citizens and permanent residents are lining up to bring their parents and grandparents to Canada. The Parents and Grandparents Program (PGP) – through which citizens and PRs can sponsor their loved ones for permanent residence – is always dramatically oversubscribed, leaving many wondering if they will ever succeed in the
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British Columbia has conducted new draws, issuing more than 167 invitations through multiple streams of the British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program. The May 31 draws were split into two categories: general and targeted. In the general draw, which included tech occupations, 147 invitations were issued through five BC PNP streams for skilled workers and international
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