Canada Immigration Newsletter

Volume 23, No. 9.0, Sept. 4, 2019

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Canada issues 3,600 invitations to apply for permanent residence in new Express Entry draw

Invitations to apply for Canadian permanent residence have been issued to 3,600 Express Entry candidates in a new draw held by the Government of Canada on September 4.

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Ontario must encourage immigration outside the Greater Toronto Area, new study says

Ontario needs more balanced immigration across the province if it hopes to main a “high quality of life” for all residents in the coming years, a new Conference Board of Canada study shows.

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Alberta issues 121 invitations to Express Entry candidates

Immigration candidates with a profile in Canada’s Express Entry system were the focus of new invitations to apply for a provincial nomination for Canadian permanent residence from Alberta.

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New Brunswick eyes major increase in immigration over next five years

The province’s new population growth strategy says around 120,000 jobs will become available over the next 10 years and immigrants are needed to fill them.

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Quebec government pledges new funding to help businesses recruit temporary foreign workers

A growing number of Quebec businesses are turning to temporary foreign workers to address labour shortages.

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Manitoba immigrants curbing hunger one pizza slice at a time

Vikas and Shivani Sanger, who moved to Winnipeg from India, say they ‘just want to eliminate hunger around the city.’

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ANALYSIS: Why We Need an Ontario Regional Immigration Strategy

Kareem El-Assal, Canadavisa’s new Director of Policy & Digital Strategy, looks at the many ways Ontario could encourage more immigrants to settle outside the Greater Toronto Area.

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