Study Says Immigration to Canada Important for Economy
A study funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation focused on a likely decline in the world population as fertility rates decline Although the numbers are good news for climate change, shrinking populations can wreak havoc on global economies. The study reported Canada’s population peaking in 2078 with 45.2 million people and falling to […]
Immigrant from Venezuela Gets Paid to Work and Learn French
Mont Sutton had 85 open job positions when the human resources coordinator, Veronique Dumont, started working at the ski resort She said, “Recruitment here, like everywhere else, is very difficult.” Dumont came up with an idea and partnered with the Eastern Townships School Board and CEDEC, an employability organization. They began the Earn While You […]
Canadian Real Estate Market Gets Big Boost from Immigrants
Immigrants to Canada make up over one-fifth of the housing market, helping fuel real estate in Quebec, B.C., and Ontario, according to a recent survey. Newcomers may purchase 680,000 homes, comprising 21 percent of houses sold, over the next five years if Canadian immigration levels stay the same, according to a poll led by Royal […]
Canada’s Top Places to Live During 2018
Canada is home to many thriving, welcoming communities. MoneySense ranked cities all across the country to find the best places to call home in 2018. They listed the regions based on many factors: wealth and economy, demographics, low taxes, home affordability, transit-friendly, low crime, health accessibility, arts and community, nice weather, and amenities. If you […]
Toronto Is a Fabulous Place for a Fall Getaway
When planning your fall getaway, take a look at Toronto. There are many places to visit, top hotels, and delicious food in this exciting city. The weather, dipping into the 50s, makes it a perfect time to enjoy hot chocolate, visit top attractions, and enjoy the changing scenery. If you are considering moving abroad, contact […]
Canadian Farmer in Alberta Is 97-Years-Old and Refuses to Retire
Some people are just born to do what they have always been doing. Roscoe Grant is one of those fortunate people. At the age of 97, he is still farming on his Alberta farm just south-east of Wetaskiwin. Once he considered retiring, but it was a short-lived span of time. His grandchildren reached an age […]
Restaurant Owner Is Canadian Immigration Success Story
Being a restaurant owner in a new country is no easy task. Thy Nguyen added to her hard work, studying to become a Canadian citizen, a dream since moving to Corner Brook. Along with the help of her friend, Joyce Hynes, she studied at her restaurant in the evenings. The customers at Pho Vietnam cheered […]
Canadian Employers Try to Keep Workers Happy
Canadian employers are realizing they need to step up their game if they want to avoid turnovers in their company, which can be a costly venture. Nielsen conducted research for Ceridian and found close to 75 percent of the respondents would consider leaving their company if the right opportunity arose or are currently searching for […]
Clean Power Partnerships to Generate 1,000 Canadian Jobs
Alberta First Nations and private companies have five new green energy collaborations which will create 1,000 Canadian jobs and produce renewable electricity to be able to power close to 300,000 homes. These partnerships are the newest phase of the renewable energy program by the provincial government. Chief Roy Fox of Kainai First Nation said, “We’re […]
Canadian Firms Report Record Skilled Labor Shortage
Canadian small businesses are experiencing challenges when needing to expand, due to the shortage of workers. A survey released by the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) showed 47 percent of respondents said the shortage of skilled workers is limiting their growth. Last year at this time the rate stood at only 38 percent. The […]