P.E.I. to Sponsor More Workers for Canadian Permanent Residency
BecomeACanadian Staff January 16, 2019 0 COMMENTSThe Prince Edward Island (P.E.I.) government is planning to raise the number of foreign workers allowed in the province for permanent Canadian residency as part of a plan to keep immigration at the highest levels seen in over ten years. A review of the PNP (Provincial Nominee Program) recommends the province look at additional avenues […]
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In the year 2034, Canada’s growth will be entirely due to immigration. The reason – The number of retirees exiting the workforce will exceed the number of births in the country. If Canada will stop accepting immigrants, the labor force and economic growth would see a drastic decline.
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The Best Cities for Youth to Live in Canada During 2018
BecomeACanadian Staff July 22, 2018 0 COMMENTSA Toronto-based social enterprise, Youthful Cities, released their first-ever ranking of Canada’s “most youthful” cities.
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Canada Faces Shortage of 220,000 Tech Workers by 2020
BecomeACanadian Staff June 24, 2018 0 COMMENTSTo help combat the issue at hand, the federal government launched the Global Skills Strategy to increase the high-skills talent pool.
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Best Places for the Millennial Generation to Work in Canada
BecomeACanadian Staff May 11, 2018 0 COMMENTSCanada’s Top Employers for Young People evaluated employers, based on initiatives and programs offered to attract and retain younger employees.
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Online research firm Statista conducted a survey of 8,000 Canadians employed by large firms and institutions with 500 or more employees, across 25 industry sectors.
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Canadian Immigrant Has Special Request for Her 120th Birthday
BecomeACanadian Staff May 7, 2018 0 COMMENTSWhat would someone request for their 120th birthday? Cicilia Laurent is a lady who has lived across three centuries, and she had a special request to mark her birth on January 31st.
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Canada uses a system of points to evaluate an immigrants’ ability to be a part of the Canadian workforce, based on age, language & work experience.
READ MOREThe Canadian goverment set a goal to allow 305,000 immigrants move to Canada in 2016, slightly higher than the previous year.
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Canadian Immigration Pilot Program Planned for Canada’s Atlantic Provinces
BecomeACanadian Staff February 1, 2018 0 COMMENTSThe Canadian government is joining with the premiers of Canada’s Atlantic provinces to initiate a new strategy for growth targeted at economic stimulation and increasing hiring in the region. Several federal ministers (including P.E.I. Premier Wade MacLauchlan, Newfoundland & Labrador Premier Dwight Ball, New Brunswick Premier Brian Gallant, and Nova Scotia Premier Stephen McNeil) met […]
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