Important Things You Need to Know Before Moving to Canada
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Canada’s Greatest National Parks
Website visualistan.com published an interesting infographic on Pinterest. From the image below, we can learn about the best national parks in Canada. For example, they […]
Economic Growth in Quebec Better Than Other Provinces
Quebec has seen a remarkable rebound from the global pandemic and its shutdowns. The province is set to do better than any other Canadian region […]
Canadian Immigration Exhibit Opens in British Columbia
A new exhibit has opened in Vancouver’s Chinatown, telling the accomplishments of hundreds of Chinese-Canadian immigrants and citizens. The Exhibition A Seat at the Table, […]
Canadian Province of Manitoba One of Top Places to Visit in 2019
Beautiful lakes, world-class restaurants, and the Northern Lights are just a few of the attractions that caused Lonely Planet to call Manitoba one of the […]
Canada to Increase Shared Parental Leave Benefit in March 2019
Women in Canada make up 85 percent of all parental claims, and they take more extended leaves from their company, according to figures from the government.
Filipinos Make Up 25% of People Moving to Alberta
There are 175,000 Filipino residents living in Alberta and 25 percent of all new arrivals in the province are coming from The Philippines.
See Who Won at the 2018 Canadian Radio Music Awards!
The 21st annual Canadian Radio Music Awards were held in Toronto, where awards were voted on by individuals from the Association of Broadcasters.
Manufacturing Sales Reflect Growing Canadian Economy
Manufacturing sales in Canada saw a better-than-expected rise of over one percent. The gains in the aerospace and metals industries overcompensated for the weakness in motor vehicle sales.
Top Bank Official Says Canadian Immigration Boosts Economy
Education, trade liberalization, and immigration are the top three areas that would be able to lift the Canadian economy’s future growth prospects