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Cities in Northern Ontario Need Skilled Immigrants

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Northern Ontario is facing a skilled labor crisis that threatens its communities’ economic growth and sustainability. To address this situation, the Northern Ontario Chambers of Commerce, municipal representatives of economic development and additional organizations urge the provincial government to increase the region’s skilled immigration quota to 3,000 people annually. Become A Canadian offers specialized immigration … Read more

Immigration to Canada Crucial as Workers Retire

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High levels of immigration are helping to smooth the economic impact of demographic aging in Canada. However, according to a report by the Royal Bank of Canada (RBC), they have intensified challenges related to housing affordability. Every year, numerous people from different countries around the world move to Canada. If you need advice on visas … Read more

Demand for Housing Soars with Surge of Canadian Immigration

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Canada is faced with increased demand for housing. According to Become A Canadian, Canada needs to prepare for ways to increase its housing as many immigrants are moving to the country.  The country welcomed more than 430,000 new permanent residents last year and desires to welcome over 465,000 new permanent residents per year between 2023 … Read more

There Are 8.3 Million Immigrants Living in Canada

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Throughout history, millions of people from all across the globe have continued to choose Canada as their new home. From reports, Canada has since ages been open to immigration. Therefore, it is not surprising to hear that 8.3 million immigrants currently live in Canada.  The report in 2021 stated that 8.3 million people, which is … Read more

Canadian Professor Proves Immigrants Don’t Take Away Jobs

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A University of California economics professor, originally from Guelph, Ontario, recently was awarded the Nobel Prize in economics for research about minimum wage and how immigration affects the labor force. His research found that the increasing of minimum wage doesn’t impact employment numbers. In another study he found that immigration doesn’t impact the employment for … Read more

Canadian Immigration Minister Announces Refugee Relocation Plans

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Canada has plans to fast-track applications and increase the number of refugees authorized for Canadian immigration. In 2021, the nation will increase the number from 23,500 to 45,000 and will expedite the application processing path for permanent residency, according to Canadian Immigration Minister Marco Mendicino. Over 40,000 recent refugees and their families have made Canada … Read more

More than 8 Million Canadians Know Other Language than English or French

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According to Statistics Canada, as of 2016, more than 8 million citizens of Canada admit that they speak fluently another language than English or French. Do you know other languages? Now you can use the assistance of BecomeACanadian and fulfill your destiny. Source: Statistics Canada

Overview of Immigration to Canada in 2019

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The stream of young workers coming to Canada through immigration plays an essential role in the Canadian economy. As the labor force ages and the fertility rate is low, at close to only 1.5 births per woman, immigrants are becoming increasingly vital. The residents of Canada hold a favorable view of immigration and the immigration … Read more

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