Canada and Yukon to collaborate on immigration through new agreement
The new Agreement on Canada-Yukon Cooperation on Immigration was recently announced by the Minister of Citizenship and Immigration Canada, Diane Finley, and the Yukon Minister of Education, Patrick Rouble. The…
Canada announces new mission in Qatar
Canada's Minister of Foreign Affairs announced today that Canada has plans to open a new embassy in Doha, Qatar, to enhance political and trade relationsbetween the two countries."Canada and Qatar…
Canada a Top Immigration Destination for Americans
The number of Americans admitted to Canada in 2006 is the highest it has been in thirty years. At 10,942, immigration to Canada from the U.S. has nearly doubled since…
An attractive immigration destination given global economic downturn
With its stable banking system and solid economic history, Canada has been weathering the economic slowdown better than many other industrialized countries. Some individuals seeking greater economic stability are turning…
Canada’s Best Employers for New Canadians focus on newcomer skills and abilities
According to Mediacorp's 2009 list of "Canada's Best Employers for New Canadians," a growing number of Canadian companies are more interested in the skills and abilities of newcomers than in…
Canada Boosts Funding to Help Provinces with Immigrant Settlement
Diane Finley, Minister of Citizenship and Immigration Canada recently committed new federal funding to help provincial governments with the settlement and integration of new immigrants. $121.6 million will be provided…
Canada celebrates Black History Month
February is recognized in Canada as Black History Month, "our annual remembrance of the struggle and the achievements of black Canadians, who have played a vital role in Canada's history,"…
Canada celebrates Citizenship Week
This week, Canada celebrated Citizenship Week, a week for all Canadians to celebrate their citizenship and to welcome new Canadians in citizenship ceremonies all across the country. "It is a…
Canada’s Community Historical Recognition Program focuses on Chinese-Canadians
The Honourable Jason Kenney, Secretary of State for Multiculturalism and Canadian Identity recently announced that $5 million will be made available to the Chinese-Canadian community to go towards commemorative and…
Canada’s Competition Bureau Recommends Revising Professional Licensing Requirements
A recent study by Canada's Competition Bureau found that rules that restrict who can offer professional services in Canada may go further than necessary to protect the public interest. Studies…