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Canadian immigration policy will likely come under considerable scrutiny in 2011. Most political pundits predict that Canadians will be going to the polls next spring to elect a national government and if that happens Canada’s approach towards immigration is certain to come up for debate. >>Click here to read the full blog post…
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Related Canada Immigration Articles:
- Which cities in Canada attract the most immigrants? Canada’s cities are competing to attract more immigrants. In 2019, Charlottetown, Regina and Toronto welcomed the highest number of immigrants per capita. Ottawa was the latest city to join the exclusive one per cent club.
- Saskatchewan issues 646 invitations to Express Entry and Occupations In-Demand candidates There were three times more people invited in the February 13 draw than the previous draw on January 13
- Manitoba invites 242 immigration candidates to apply for provincial nomination for permanent residence Express Entry candidates, skilled workers, and international student graduates who filed an Expression of Interest with Manitoba were invited in the latest provincial nominee program draw