The British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program: Gateway to the West

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Published: May 15, 2012

British Columbia (BC), situated in the westernmost part of Canada, is a province renowned for its cosmopolitan population and great natural beauty. Almost half of its 4.5 million residents live in and around the metropolitan areas of Vancouver and the capital city of Victoria. However, the province is also experiencing growth in the countryside as workers flock to fill positions in the booming natural resources industry. >>Read full article on Canadavisa.com

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