Canada Immigration News
Canada: immigration policy, education, living, property and more.
Bank of Canada Maintains Interest Rate
The central bank of Canada, the Bank of Canada, announced on the 21st that it would keep the benchmark interest rate unchanged at 0.5% and lowered its economic growth forecast for the future.
Li Keqiang Sends Message of Congratulations to Justin Trudeau on His Election as Prime Minister of Canada
On October 21, Premier of the State Council Li Keqiang sent a message to Justin Trudeau, congratulating him on his election as Prime Minister of Canada.
Two Canadian Families Adopt a "Zero Waste Lifestyle"
It is inevitable that people generate waste in their daily lives. Canadian women Kaitlyn LeBlanc and Tara Smith-Atkins are leading by example, adopting a "Zero Waste Lifestyle." Inspired by an online video of an American family that produced almost no waste, LeBlanc donated her unwanted household items to charity and, in the process of decluttering, changed...
Outstanding Overseas Chinese Language Teachers in Canada Honored
On October 25 local time, at the 2015 "China Panda Cup" Student Video Creation Contest and Outstanding Overseas Chinese Language Teacher Awards ceremony held by the Consulate General of the People's Republic of China in Toronto, certificates were presented to 27 local Chinese language teachers recognized by the Overseas Chinese Affairs Office of the State Council of China. The awards honor these teachers for their decades of dedication to the classroom, their commitment to educating students, and their tireless contributions to the cause of Chinese language education.
Apple Pay to Launch in the Canadian Market
Last year, Apple Inc. launched the NFC-based mobile payment system Apple Pay in the U.S. market with great ambition, and a year later, Apple Pay has gradually gained popularity. Reports have indicated that Apple Inc. may launch Apple Pay in the Canadian market this November.
Reasonable Planning for Immigration and Study in Canada
Many students have a deep attachment to prestigious universities, but unfortunately, the admission requirements are too high. For those who are already in their fourth year, their academic performance and major direction have already been set, which reduces their chances of being admitted.
Ontario, Canada to Pilot Autonomous Vehicles
On October 13, local time, the province of Ontario, Canada, announced that it will begin allowing autonomous vehicles to operate on its roads starting January 1, 2016. Ontario will thus become the first province in Canada to permit autonomous vehicles and related technologies on public roads.
The Annual Pumpkin Boat Race in Canada is in Full Swing
According to media reports on October 12, Canada recently held its annual pumpkin boat race to celebrate the Pumpkin Festival. The event took place on Pesaquay Lake in Nova Scotia. Despite the cold lake surface, hundreds of challengers eagerly participated in the competition.
Canada Immigration Food Guide
In Canada, which does not have a long history, there is no traditional Canadian cuisine comparable to Chinese or French food. However, because Canada is a nation of immigrants, one can taste international dishes made with fresh ingredients in different regions. Furthermore, hearty portions at reasonable prices can be considered a hallmark of Canadian food.
Canada's Economy Grows for Two Consecutive Months
Statistics Canada reported that in July, Canada's real GDP achieved a growth of 0.34% following a 0.44% month-on-month increase in June. The greatest growth was seen in the mining, oil, and gas extraction industries, which had an average growth rate of 2.9%, particularly the oil and gas sector, which grew by 9.1%.
2016 Enrollment for Public Secondary Schools in Ontario, Canada Has Begun
Ontario is the province with the highest number of schools in Canada. The 2016 spring enrollment for public secondary schools in Ontario has officially begun (February intake). Let's take a look at which public secondary schools are currently accepting applications!
Canada Designs "Energy Self-Sufficient Housing"
In a world where everyone is advocating for energy conservation, wouldn't it be a cool idea to own a house that is energy self-sufficient, eliminating the need to pay for electricity and gas? In Canada, a country with long and cold winters, building such energy self-sufficient homes presents a significant challenge. However, a company in Canada has indeed designed such a remarkable house.