One of the most popular immigration pathways for Canada is the Atlantic Immigration Pilot program. The AIPP is a pathway to permanent residence for skilled foreign workers and international graduates who want to work and live in one of Canada’s four Atlantic Provinces: New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Newfoundland and Labrador and Prince Edward Island. This is an employer-driven […]
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Once again, Canada is readying itself for long-term economic growth and recovery. A new and temporary public policy was released on April 14, 2021 to facilitate the granting of permanent residence for foreign nationals in Canada, outside of Quebec, with a recent credential from a Canadian post-secondary institution. A maximum of 40,000 applications will be
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Due to the pandemic, a lot of schools in Canada have decided to accept Duolingo English test results with a score averaging of 115 points. Depending on the program, some schools might require a higher score on the exam. What is Duolingo? You can check their website here to learn more about them. Their best feature over
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Show Money For a lot of people, the mere mention of showing your finances to another person causes a lot of anxiety. Unfortunately there is no way out of it if you are interested in coming to Canada temporarily such as to travel for leisure or to attend college or university. Proof of funds is how you
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In Demand Jobs for 2022 – British Columbia, Canada WorkBC has provided a list of occupations that are expected to offer the best opportunities over the next 10 years. WorkBC is a provincial government website that connects job seekers and employers – helping people find jobs, explore career options and improve their skills, and helping
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A Gandalf Group survey commissioned by The Globe and Mail suggests Canadian adults are satisfied with many aspects of their lives, with the most powerful determinants being mental health and having a sense of purpose. Sixty-seven per cent of Canadians report being very happy, generally speaking, and 68 per cent are very satisfied with their
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CLICK ON THIS LINK TO WATCH “Finding a Job in Canada” *This video was produced prior to the COVID-19 pandemic. Some images may not depict current social distancing measures.* Looking for work as a newcomer to Canada can be challenging. Learn about the difference between regulated and unregulated jobs, and the documents you will need
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If there is one thing the pandemic has shown us is that there’s a great divide between people due to the nationalities or the passports they hold. For example, people that have two or more passports were able to leave or travel out of their current country of residency in order to gp to their other country of
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What does the government of British Columbia (BC) have in store? Read about The StrongerBC Economic plan, full copy can be found here. BC has long been a popular destination for immigrants, workers, students and visitors, and we can’t blame them. BC is known for its temperate climate (in comparison to other Canadian provinces) and its main city
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