Posted by agentCanada Published Tuesday, December 30, 2008 Work Visa
Under the new regulation, professionals seeking to work temporarily in
Canada under the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) can now
receive work permits for up to three years and may be renewed
thereafter. Earlier. Earlier NAFTA workers were required to renew their
work permit every 12 months. By easing the administrative requirements..
Posted by agentCanada Published Sunday, February 3, 2008 Canadian Immigration
Honourable Diane Finley, Minister of Citizenship and Immigration, joined
provincial, municipal and community partners to launch the "Tool Box of
Ideas for Smaller Centres," a resource aimed at attracting & supporting
immigrants to smaller communities in Canada. The Tool Box was funded through a
contribution agreement from Citizenship and Immigration Canada. The objective of
this Tool Box is to help smaller communities across the Canada to benefit from
immigration and develop their own immigration strategies.
Posted by agentCanada Published Sunday, February 11, 2007 Canadian Immigration
The Minister of citizenship and Immigration Canada, Monte Solberg, gave his Annual report for the year 2006 to Parliament on Immigration with a definitive reply to the critics of Conservatives. His report outlines Canada's initiatives over the past year to attract and welcome newcomers, to provide a projection of number of people expected to become permanent residents in the year 2007.
Posted by agentCanada Published Tuesday, September 4, 2007 Canadian Immigration
Most recent immigrants to Canada are settling in the 5 largest Canadian
cities. Approximately 80 per cent of Canadian immigrants have chosen to settle
in Canada's five largest urban centres including Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal,
Calgary and Ottawa. The census metropolitan area of Toronto attracted the
largest share of new immigrants, nearly 3 times greater than its share of the
total population in Canada.
Posted by agentCanada Published Monday, February 5, 2007 Canadian Immigration
There is cause for celebration in Canada today, as a survey of 16 countries shows Canadians to be leading the back in health, happiness and quality of life. According to the survey, this news should be quite well received, as over 90% of working Canadians described themselves as happy, with the figure jumping to 95% for retirees..
Posted by agentCanada Published Monday, January 29, 2007 Canadian Immigration
Buoyed by strong economic growth, the number of immigrants settling in the province of Manitoba soared to a 50 year high. Government officials recently announced that a total of 9989 new immigrants arrived in the province in 2006, just shy of Manitoba?s target of 10000..
Posted by agentCanada Published Sunday, January 21, 2007 Canadian Immigration
Your Personal and Financial Documents are very important when you submit your application for the Canadian Permanent Residence visa.I recommend sending with your application NOTARIZED copies of all the documents that I will describe the following weeks of the program, except for the following
Posted by agentCanada Published Tuesday, January 16, 2007 Canadian Immigration
As you may know, you MUST get the so called "police certificates" ready when you apply for the Canadian immigration visa. Let me give you a few tips to make your process easier: It is very important to submit your application for the police certificates as soon as possible, since it takes some time to receive it. Let me explain, you need
Posted by agentCanada Published Tuesday, August 14, 2007 Canadian Immigration
Diane Finley, The Canadian Minister of Citizenship and Immigration announced
$12.5 million in funding for the Language Instruction for Newcomers to Canada (LINC)
program, to be distributed among seven partner agencies including school boards,
colleges, libraries and Immigrant Centers in Hamilton, Ontario. The funds will
be used by the agencies to expand their English-language training services for
new immigrants in Hamilton, Ontario.
Posted by agentCanada Published Monday, October 15, 2007 Canadian Immigration
Canada's new government has announced support and funding for a project
organized by Carrefour d'immigration rurale (CIR) Evangeline in Wellington,
P.E.I. (Canadian Province of Prince Edward Island), to assist in attracting
immigrants to this rural Francophone community. A funding of $49,150 provided by Canada's New Government through the Official
Languages Action Plan, is being used for a number of activities including
community and school awareness programs..
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