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How Much Money Does a Household in Canada Make?

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According to Statistics Canada, in 2019, just under one-third of Canadian families, 30.2 percent, were debt-free. They made an interesting infographic about Canadian families’ assets, debts and net worth. You can check it out below. BecomeaCanadian helps you and your family get started on the path to obtaining your visas to become permanent residents of … 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

Canada Reports Record Quarterly GDP Growth

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The Canadian economy has experienced a record three-month growth streak.  A senior economist for CIBC said the next year’s focus needs to be on returning Canadian citizens to a more normal lifestyle they are accustomed to. As life returns to normal, the Canadian economy will also return to normal. How the next quarters play out … Read more

Canadian Visa Criteria

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  Each Canadian immigration program has its own unique eligibility requirements, but there are also several Canadian visa criteria shared in common. Common Canadian visa criteria include the following: You must be at least 18-years-old to apply You must have good health, a medical exam may be required You must be a person of good … Read more

More Tech Jobs Created in Toronto Than 3 U.S. Cities Combined

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The tech scene in Toronto, Ontario, is so on fire, that the area created more positions than the San Francisco Bay area, Washington D.C., and Seattle combined, and is getting ahead of New York, according to a report on “talent markets.” CBRE Group Inc.’s annual survey, that was recently released, showed Toronto as the fastest-rising … Read more

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