Canadian Immigration News
CanadaVisa brings you the latest information about immigration to Canada, including Express Entry, the Provincial Nominee Program, family sponsorship, and study and work permits.
the CanadaVisa Team
17 May 2011
According to the Alberta Immigration Progress Report 2011, over the past five years, Alberta has successfully implemented programs to help immigrants find jobs which meet their skills and experience.
the CanadaVisa Team
11 May 2011
Last month, Canada added more than 58,000 jobs to the workforce. According to a report by Statistics Canada, the national unemployment rate has decreased by 0.1 percent to 7.6 percent.
the CanadaVisa Team
09 May 2011
More than 10 percent of Ontario’s registered and practical nurses have received their training from outside of Canada. Creating Access to Regulated Employment, or CARE, was created to help these nurses get accredited to work in Canada.
the CanadaVisa Team
03 May 2011
By 2020, the province of Nova Scotia hopes to double the number of immigrants arriving in their province per year.
the CanadaVisa Team
28 April 2011
Alberta will soon be experiencing a shortage of more than 77,000 workers within the next ten years, according to Employment Minister Thomas Lukaszuk.
the CanadaVisa Team
26 April 2011
Dozens of people gathered in Surrey, British Columbia on Sunday to speak out against immigration fraud and fraudulent consultants.
the CanadaVisa Team
21 April 2011
According to a recent study of more than 1,000 British living abroad, Canada is considered to be the best place to live and offers the best quality of life for British citizens living abroad.
the CanadaVisa Team
19 April 2011
Rather than inheriting money, many wealthy Canadians are now earning their fortunes on their own.
the CanadaVisa Team
14 April 2011
A report released by the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development concluded that Canada is the most tolerant country of the 140 countries polled.
the CanadaVisa Team
12 April 2011
A recent study conducted by Tony Fang, a Canadian professor at the University of York in Vancouver, found that Canada needs to increase the number of immigrants coming to Canada in order to encourage investment in housing and to help boost the nation’s economy.
