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Shelby Thevenot

Editor, CIC News

Shelby is an Editor at CIC News.

Shelby has worked as a freelance writer, photojournalist and staff video journalist before she came to CIC News in 2019.

She has lived in Manitoba, Alberta, B.C., and now Quebec. Her exposure to life in multiple communities across Canada helps her connect readers with the places where they may end up living someday.

Helping people navigate the complex Canadian immigration system is what drives her to create new, engaging, and comprehensive content for CIC News readers.

Talking to people with interesting stories and insights is the best part of her day. Send story ideas to shelby.thevenot@canadavisa.com.

Latest Articles From Shelby Thevenot

Canada eases eligibility requirements for Rural and Northern Immigration Pilot It is now easier to be eligible for Canadian immigration to a rural community.

Canada’s minister of immigration, Marco Mendicino, made two announcements on changes to the Rural and Northern Immigration Pilot (RNIP) on December 14.

By Shelby Thevenot

Why do people immigrate to Nova Scotia— and why do they leave? Survey asks current and former Nova Scotia immigrants what factors come into play when choosing a place to live.

The main deciding factor on whether or not immigrants stay in Nova Scotia depends on the job opportunities that are available.

By Shelby Thevenot

Canada signs new youth mobility agreement with Italy More Italians and Canadians are now eligible to take a working holiday visa in each others country.

Canada and Italy have expanded their already existing youth mobility agreement, which will allow more people to go on longer working holidays between the two countries.

By Shelby Thevenot

Approved permanent residents still blocked from coming to Canada These three families are among thousands more stuck in immigration limbo despite being exempt from travel restrictions.

Fadi Ghaoui and his family did not expect to still be in Lebanon on August 4, when the Port of Beirut explosions happened less than three kilometres away from where they were squatting at his parents’ house.

By Shelby Thevenot

Express Entry: Another 5,000 invited in new draw Canada surpasses 100,000 ITAs issued in 2020, an unprecedented number of new invitations

Canada has invited 5,000 immigration candidates to apply for permanent residence in a new Express Entry draw held on December 9.

By Shelby Thevenot

Canada launching immigration programs for refugees working in healthcare The programs will be available only to asylum seekers who have worked in healthcare during the coronavirus outbreak.

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By Shelby Thevenot

Le Canada lance des programmes d’immigration pour demandeurs d’asile Ces programmes seront accessibles uniquement aux demandeurs d'asile qui ont travaillé dans le secteur de la santé pendant la crise du coronavirus.

Le 14 décembre, le Canada commencera à accepter les demandes de résidence permanente des demandeurs d’asile qui ont fourni des soins de santé directs aux Canadiens.

By Shelby Thevenot

Canada employment growth slows in November Between October and November, employment rose 0.3 per cent, following an increase of 0.5 per cent in the month before.

Although Canada’s labour market still saw improvements in November, the rate of recovery is continuing to slow.

By Shelby Thevenot

International students driving enrolment growth in Canada Recent Statistics Canada report outlines the performance of international students at Canadian institutions.

Before coronavirus forced learning online, international students were enrolling in post-secondaries in Canada at three times the rate of domestic students.

By Shelby Thevenot

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