Proposed immigration changes 'major step backwards,' says bar ... The Canadian Press, OTTAWA - OTTAWA — The Canadian Bar Association is urging Parliament to discard amendments to immigration legislation, calling them "a major step backwards in the ... Bill C-50 is a serious threat to immigrant rights |
Canada announces more relaxed ‘Maple Card’ rules Taipei Times, Taiwan - Canadian immigration lawyer Wang Jen-duo (王仁鐸) said the new policy allowed PR holders with a valid Maple Card to still travel outside of Canada while ... |
Feds on skill search Winnipeg Sun, Canada - While that may seem like a nice Canadian approach, it is also a virtual guarantee this country's growing labour shortages could never be met by immigration. ... |
Raise immigration target to solve backlog, Ottawa Toronto Star, Canada - The federal government should aim to accept between 300000 and 333000 new immigrants a year – roughly 1 per cent of the Canadian population – up from the ... |
New group formed to encourage Canadian immigration Visa Bureau, UK - Anyone applying for a Canadian visa should begin by completing the online Canadian visa application to see if they meet the legislative requirements. ... |
Canada announces more relaxed ‘Maple Card’ rules Taipei Times, Taiwan - Canadian immigration lawyer Wang Jen-duo (王仁鐸) said the new policy allowed PR holders with a valid Maple Card to still travel outside of Canada while ... |
Feds on skill search Winnipeg Sun, Canada - While that may seem like a nice Canadian approach, it is also a virtual guarantee this country's growing labour shortages could never be met by immigration. ... |
 Financial Post | Proposed immigration changes 'major step backwards,' says bar ... The Canadian Press, OTTAWA - OTTAWA — The Canadian Bar Association is urging Parliament to discard amendments to immigration legislation, calling them "a major step backwards in the ... Bill C-50 is a serious threat to immigrant rights |
Feds on skill search Winnipeg Sun, Canada - While that may seem like a nice Canadian approach, it is also a virtual guarantee this country's growing labour shortages could never be met by immigration. ... |
Raise immigration target to solve backlog, Ottawa Toronto Star, Canada - The federal government should aim to accept between 300000 and 333000 new immigrants a year – roughly 1 per cent of the Canadian population – up from the ... |