CanadaVisa Social: Win A Signed Copy Of ‘The Hockey Sweater’!

CIC News
Published: December 17, 2014

CanadaVisa is dedicated to helping individuals from across the globe to come to Canada. One of the most effective ways to get our message to prospective immigrants is through CanadaVisa Social.

As many newcomers to Canada from coast to coast wrap up for the winter, we at CanadaVisa Social can reflect on what has been a great few weeks for our team and our community. We're approaching the 150,000 followers mark on Facebook, and this month we have very special contest, which you may read about below. We keep our followers informed about the latest immigration news and share inspiring stories about Canada and Canada's immigrant community. Interacting with our community helps us understand the concerns and needs of everyone interested in Canadian immigration, and allows us to create the best content possible.

Facebook

CanadaVisa’s Facebook page is becoming increasingly popular, with over 147,000 current users. Our daily updates on immigration news, stories of success, and articles from our newsletter give our followers all the information they could wish for. Our Facebook community gets involved in a range of discussions on all things Canada. Like us today and join the conversation!

Contest for CanadaVisa Facebook friends

For many people in Canada and around the world, hockey is an iconic part of what makes this country what it is. As we enter winter, a time when people across Canada put on their skates and shoot hockey pucks around rinks and lakes, we have a special prize to give away: five beautiful hardback copies of the classic book 'The Hockey Sweater' by Roch Carrier, with illustration by Sheldon Cohen. This famous book is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year.

To enter the contest, just go to our Facebook page, share our Express Entry video, and leave a comment on the post answering this simple question — What does Canada mean to you?

Twitter

CanadaVisa’s Twitter page is the place to go to find out the latest Canadian immigration news. Whether it is breaking news, an interesting story, or a cool fact about Canada, you will find it here first.

LinkedIn

If you are a user of LinkedIn, make sure to connect with CanadaVisa on our profile page. If you would like to connect with Attorney David Cohen professionally, you may also find him on LinkedIn, where you will also encounter hundreds of Canadian and international professionals interested in immigration to Canada.

Google+

CanadaVisa's Google+ page is the latest addition to our social hubs. We share our exclusive content here, as well as across all our social media channels. Check us out, and bookmark CanadaVisa today.

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