Canada Boosts its Construction Workers without a Status Program for Immigration
In 2019, Canada launched a permanent residence pilot program in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) for 500 out-of-status workers in the construction sector. This launch […]
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Foreign Students Want to Live and Work in Canada
Beedie’s associate dean of graduate programs, Andrew Gemino, said recently that student diversity is a very important aspect of their college. The school has been […]
Watch: Applying to the Quebec Skilled Worker Program
Here is one way to start a fresh new life in Canada – Apply to the Quebec Skilled Worker Program.
Immigrant from Hong Kong Starts Restaurants in Canada
Many have had the opportunity to move to Canada with help from Canadian Visa Professionals. Those who are approved for immigration can start a business
Companies Enjoy an Advantage Because of Inclusion and Diversity
Knowing what companies are diverse and welcoming to all kinds of employees is important, but it’s smart to know what inclusion in the office actually means.
Canadian Businesswomen Give Important Advice for Potential Future Leaders
Many businesswomen have found a lot of success in Canada and they have very important advice to offer potential leaders of the future.
Taking a Break: The Life of a Canadian Employee
Canada’s workforce is happier than America’s. Many Americans work over the forty-hour-per-week mark while Canadians only average thirty-six to forty hours per week.
An Unemployment Crisis in Greater Victoria
Human resources consultants are working hard with companies like Canadian Visa Professionals to find enough skilled workers to fill the jobs they currently have available.
The Canadian Work Day is Different than in the US
Even though Canada and the U.S. are neighboring countries, there are some major differences in how these two countries operate their work days, making it a shock for residents who move from one country to the other.
