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Canada’s New Impaired Driving Bill and its Impact on Temporary Residents and Permanent Residents Definition Impaired driving is the criminal offence of operating a motor vehicle while being
Alberta Immigration Nominee Program (AINP) On June 14, 2018 the Government of Alberta changed the Alberta Immigration Nominee Program to “simplify processes, reduce wait times
Many people wonder about how to present their case to the Canadian Visa Officer in the best light. Supporting documents are the bulk of the
Whether someone may sponsor one’s sibling depends on several criteria. For this article, I restrict the discussion to the “lonely Canadian” provision of the Immigration
Spring comes early on Canada’s west coast, with February seeing the arrival of tulips and temperatures on average staying above O°C (32°F). Elsewhere in the
Is the Canadian dream the new American dream? The Canadian dream offers far more, said Scott Gilmore, a former Canadian diplomat and the author of
Immigration to Canada: Canada’s vision of a free, safe and prosperous country draws migrants from all corners of the world. Immigration to Canada Since November
The Christmas show Canada is simply the most wonderful time of the year! Christmas Show Canada The magical Christmas Lights Across Canada show can be enjoyed every night
Since November 23, 2017, a parliamentary committee is reviewing the law that refuses applicants who would put “excessive demand” on health or social services. According
NCIC 2017 was the hit event of the year! Informative and entertaining – the best place to make new friends. National Citizenship & Immigration Conference
Mobilite francophone allows Canadian employers to hire francophone and bilingual workers from abroad to work outside of Quebec. Mobilite francophone: LMIA exemption for French-speaking temporary
Express Entry System Express Entry is an application management system which selects skilled workers under Federal Economic programs; including Federal Skilled Worker, Federal Skilled Trades
#Canada150 In 2017 we mark our sesquicentennial on July 1, 35 years since the patriation of Canada’s primary constitutional document and the entrenchment of the
Bill C-6 The House of Commons passed an Act to amend the Citizenship Act (Bill C-6) without amendments on June 17, 2016. The primary objective of
Francophone immigration and its challenges The challenges of francophone immigration are access and cost. In general, every economic immigration applicant must prove language proficiency, including native speakers,