The results are in: after yesterday’s federal election, Liberal candidate Justin Trudeau has been re-elected as Prime Minister, although the liberals will have a minority in Parliament.
At the Canadian Immigration Summit held in Montreal on October 16, 2019, Minister Jean Boulet announced additional funding to reimburse companies for International recruitment efforts.
According to Citizenship Canada, about 44,599 Syrian refugees came to Canada in November 2015, among which 606 have now become Canadian citizens eligible to vote in the 2019 election.
A discussion about refugees and foreign policy was conspicuously absent in Monday’s election debate, despite leaders’ conflicting views about these topics.
Tech support scams have grown in the past few years, with scammers posing as tech support online or on the phone to get access to people’s computers and charge steep fees for fraudulent services.
A quarter of Canadians are expected to be over 65 in the next 20 years, per the Conference Board of Canada, meaning fewer pension contributors and more people drawing from their pension plans.
International immigration accounts almost entirely for New Brunswick’s new population growth, which has signaled a reversal of the population decline that began in the early 2000s.
The Canadian Association of Professional Immigration Consultants (CAPIC) will hold its two-day National Citizenship and Immigration Conference October 2-4 at the Marriott Hotel in Niagara Falls.
