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Google is your friend. You can compare individual colleges from Canada per your requirements. Research is in order on your part

Terrible grammar.

Here is the association for your area: https://www.cas.ca/en/about-cas/sections/anesthesia-assistants/what-is-an-anesthesia-assistant

This will MAYBE help you out. http://www.caps-acsp.ca/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/CAPS_ACSP-Report-to-IRCC-_-Aug-22-2018-_-for-posting.pdf. Give them a call; tell them your problem and see what they recommend. (The Canadian Association of Postdoctoral Scholars). I believe what your looking for...

To get a license to practice and to sign documents you need clearance from the Professional Organization in your province. If you decided on Ontario you would have to contact the Professional Engineers of Ontario. They may dictate exams etc. to get you to Canadian Standard. Here is their web...

I went looking for Pelican Migration Consultant in Business Bay. I found a considerable amount on the net relating to this co. Using just a rough estimation most people rate them overall in the '70s. Be sure to look at the complaints pages also to get a drift of what they mess up on most...

Note that if your a student in Canada you can work 20 hrs a week maximum. The construction industry needs workers but you must obtain an LMIA or permit to work. The EE or Express Entry is good for quick immigration if you qualify. If you get admission from a University the Government insists on...

Take a look at this article. It will tell you what you need for Law in Canada: https://www.ashtoncollege.ca/foreign-lawyers-canada-become-nca-accredited/

You probably run the place (only kidding).

Remember US Federal authorities (due too insane laws) must treat Cannabis on par with heroin. If you are asked by a US agent as to whether you have EVER consumed a Cannabis product you may be banned for life if you answer in the affirmative.

On NEBOSH I found this info: "NEBOSH had a recent agreement with Canadian safety professional body i.e. CRSP (Canadian Registered Safety Professional). NEBOSH Diploma and Canadian Diploma as well as other certificates are valid and weigh equal for IOSH membership. You can even have IOSH...

We have lots of people that want that kind of job; hence few if any immigrants are allowed in. Canadians first in the job market is the Governments job.

I am not sure of the precise flow at airports. One question they WILL ask you, is have you tried moving within your country to avoid the problems you are having. If you have not searched it could be rejection. The reason can NOT be I live in bad conditions or can't get a job. These are comfort...

It has been my understanding that evidence like this is passed to specialists to research. I doubt a single CBSA officer would be left with the duty of fully evaluating such info on the spot. It had better be convincing.

Maybe this tool will help you. https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/come-canada-tool.html

The diploma is rated as a 2-year technology program.

Wes will take a British BCS and give you a two-year technology diploma for use in Canada.

I think what he was saying is, if you don't work and attempt to support a family your poverty level will be high and you will all unfortunately suffer. But with a job, the poverty goes away and your suffering eases greatly. Thus it's not the fact that its cheaper to support a family when you...

We need information: like what school you attend.

Here is the address for UBC's student services. They have a good explanation that would be valid anywhere in Canada. https://students.ubc.ca/international-student-guide/immigration/documentation-family