Chris GribbleHow To Immigrate To Canada As A Nurse
Recruitment of internationally-trained nurses bounced back to pre-pandemic levels last year as Canada welcomed 1,836 new permanent residents coming to the country to work as registered and psychiatric nurses, the…
Getting a Canadian driver’s license as a newly landed immigrant
It is illegal to drive in Canada without a valid driver’s license and valid car insurance. Car insurance All drivers in Canada must either get insurance coverage for a vehicle…
Ontario Government funds initiative to help Ontario business owners sell their businesses to immigrant entrepreneurs
Sponsored Content The Ontario Government has enlisted the Toronto Business Development Centre to help Canadian business owners sell their businesses to international entrepreneurs. Through the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program –…
Canada Temporary Resident Visas Doubled Last Year As Ukrainians Fled Their War-Torn Country
The number of foreign nationals in Canada to study or work – or simply escape their war-torn countries – more than doubled last year, reveal the latest figures from Immigration,…
Canada to extend Canada-Ukraine Authorization for Emergency Travel
Immigration minister Sean Fraser has announced that the Government of Canada will be extending the Canada-Ukraine Authorization for Emergency Travel (CUAET) for Ukrainians overseas until July 15, 2023. Current…
Canada to welcome more immigrants through the PNP
Canada’s Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs) have recently overtaken the federal Express Entry system as the leading way for economic class candidates to gain Canadian permanent residence (PR). This comes at…
New to Canada? Protect Yourself from Financial Fraud
Fraudsters may target newcomers who are not familiar with the Canadian financial system and its regulations. Financial fraud can have long-lasting effects on your credit history and financial security. To…
Saskatchewan Immigration Nominations Forecast To Soar By 42% In Three Years
Saskatchewan is hoping to boost the number of nominations through its Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP) by 42 per cent over the next three years, by 2025, says provincial Immigration…