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On Friday, July 1, 2022, hundreds of people gathered together for the Journey to Freedom Park grand opening in southeast Calgary. The long-awaited park, which had been in construction since April last year, was built in honor of the Vietnamese refugees who fled to Canada at the fall of Saigon in 1975. One of the … Read more
Some Canadian cities made it to the 2022 Work-Life Balance list by Kisi, a mobile access technology company. Out of Canadian cities on the list, Ottawa ranked highest and placed seventh in the list. According to the report, Ottawa has a score of 95.51 out of 100. With a score of 92.23 and 16th on … Read more
Canada has announced an aggressive plan to bring over 1.3 million immigrants to the country over the next three years. The increase in people will support the post-pandemic growth. According to the 2022-2024 Immigration Levels Plan, the government’s goal is to bring in 431,000 permanent residents this year, 447,000 next year, and 451,000 in 2024. … Read more
Youthful Cities, a social enterprise group, studied how attractive thirteen Canadian cities are for young people between the ages 15 and 29
BecomeACanadian: In the year 2034, Canada’s growth will be entirely due to immigration. The number of retirees exiting the workforce will exceed the number of births in the country.
Moncton, New Brunswick holds a job fair to help immigrants with one major challenge when moving to a new country which is building networks
The Mercer survey ranked Canada’s largest cities ahead of many U.S cities in quality of living. Out of 230 cities evaluated on the global list, Vancouver came in fifth place overall.
Technology companies in Ottawa are challenged with hiring and keeping employees as the industries grow and thousands of new jobs are forecasted to be created in years to come.
The economy in Canada took an unexpected upswing by almost five percent in the second quarter of 2017, which was a surprise to many.
Statistics Canada, a government agency, projects that by 2036, between 44.2% and 49.9% of Canadians could be an immigrant or a second generation immigrant. The anti-immigrant bias in Europe and the United States has not affected the welcoming and growing numbers of newcomers to Canada. The multicultural provinces have opened their arms to the many … Read more
