There was a surge in job postings in the lodging and food services industries in Canada this past June. According to Statistics Canada’s employment vacancy data, there were 129,100 unfilled positions in lodging and food services jobs as restaurants began ...
Month: September 2021
On September 20, Canadians will go to the polls, some for the first time. This season, Liberal Party Prime Minister Justin Trudeau asked for a snap election. Elections are required to be held every four years by law, however, they ...
As of September 7, 2021, Canada will open its borders to fully vaccinated travelers. Travelers must have completed the entire immunization regimen. They must also be inoculated with a vaccine that has been approved by Health Canada. This means that ...
Working Holiday Visa holders whose journey was disrupted by the pandemic will have one final opportunity to visit Canada. In most cases, the Working Holiday Visa is a one-time offer. Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) are making an exception ...
A new organization has recently been established to assist Canada in meeting its aim of resettling 20,000 Afghan refugees. Lifeline Afghanistan is a non-partisan group of Canadians that want to increase awareness of Afghan refugee resettlement, act as a coordinator, ...
New Brunswick has announced a new immigration pilot program for international students who have graduated from the province’s four private career colleges. International students who have studied in one of 19 selected occupations and have graduated from Atlantic Business College, ...
Although the majority of newcomers benefit from Canada’s government-funded settlement assistance, many are unaware of how to take advantage of them. For Quebec-bound newcomers, both Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) and the Ministry of Immigration, Francisation, and Integration (MIFI) ...
Alberta has announced the plans for two of the year’s most anticipated events. The Alberta Immigrant Nominee Program (AINP) had its largest draw to date on August 23, with 450 Express Entry hopefuls receiving invites. CRS (Comprehensive Ranking System) scores ...
Restrictions, lockdowns, and curfews are gradually being eased as Canada’s economy recover from the COVID-19 pandemic. Many firms began to adapt and shift as a result. Many employees have begun to work from home. Businesses began to use platforms for ...
A permanent resident (PR) of Canada may leave the country for a period of time. If that person wishes to return, they must provide their PR card, which verifies their status as a permanent resident. The majority of PR cards ...