Canadians will vote for a new government October 21

Volume 23, No. 9.1, Sept. 11, 2019 Over 1 million subscribers

Canadians will vote for a new government October 21   Immigration could prove a hot-button issue in Canada’s upcoming federal election, but many are urging restraint.   Read Full Article           ANALYSIS: Election unlikely to have major impact on Canada’s immigration system     There is no question that the Liberals and Conservatives differ on substantive immigration matters such as citizenship policy and how to handle asylum claims. But for the most part, they have far more in common on immigration.   Read Full Article           Pilot exempting certain family members from lifetime sponsorship ban now in effect     The pilot concerns non-accompanying family members who were not examined and in some cases were not even declared when a foreign national applied for Canadian permanent residence, which normally results in a lifetime ban.   Read Full Article           Ontario led the way in employment gains in August     Five Canadian provinces saw employment gains while the rest of the country held steady, the latest Labour Force Survey shows.   Read Full Article           Nova Scotia billboards aim to ‘set the record straight’ on immigration     Co-sponsored by the Halifax Chamber of Commerce, the billboards attest to immigration’s central role in Nova Scotia’s economic development.   Read Full Article           Calgary, Vancouver, Toronto among top 10 most ‘liveable’ cities in the world     Calgary, Alberta, was the highest-ranked Canadian city in the Economist Intelligence Unit’s 2019 Global Liveability Index, placing fifth out of the 140 cities surveyed.   Read Full Article           Canada is making it easier for Senegal and Morocco students to come and study     Students from Senegal and Morocco can now apply through the Student Direct Stream, joining those from India, China, Philippines, Vietnam and Pakistan.   Read Full Article Pour lire cet article en français, cliquez ici.           New Nova Scotia Labour Market Priorities draw invites 204 Express Entry candidates     Nova Scotia held its first Labour Market Priorities draw in three months on September 4, inviting 204 Express Entry candidates to apply for a provincial nomination for Canadian permanent residence.   Read Full Article Pour lire cet article en français, cliquez ici.         CanadaVisa Solutions     Free Assessment   Find out if you’re eligible for Canadian immigration now.   Find Out Now       Discussion Forum   Join the biggest online community for Canadian immigration.   Join The Forum       Question?   Get answers to your specific Canadian immigration questions.   Ask A Question         CanadaVisa Tools & Resources   Canada Job Search Tool   IELTS Practice Tests   Citizenship Calculator   Canada Immigration FAQ   Resume Guide   Saskatchewan EOI Calculator   Quebec Skilled Worker Calculator   CanadaVisa PNP Finder   CanadaVisa Study Hub   CLB Language Converter   CRS Calculator   Visiting Canada Tool   School Search   Processing Times Tool

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