David’s Blog: Canada has a future

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CIC News
Published: November 30, 2010

I came across several blogs recently written by new Canadians who use their blogs as a venue to share aspects of their lives in Canada. I was curious to know what these bloggers have in common, if anything. They have immigrated to Canada from different countries, they vary in age, and some have children, while others don't. Why did they choose Canada? What was it about Canada that enticed these folks to want to go through the process of immigrating here?

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