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Canada May Increase Basic Personal Amount, Benefiting 20 Million People
According to a report by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), Canadian Federal Finance Minister Bill Morneau recently announced that the Liberal government will begin fulfilling its campaign promise to cut taxes by launching a plan to reduce taxes for the middle class.
Notice: Biometric Information Collection Required for Visa Applications Within Canada
Recently, the Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) announced new regulations: starting December 3, local time, if you are applying for a Canadian visa within Canada, including work permits (including renewals), international student visas (including renewals), visitor visas (including renewals), and PR, which refers to the Canadian permanent resident Maple Leaf card, you will need to provide biometric information.
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[Collection] Guide to Obtaining a Driver's License in Canada
Canada is a country on wheels, and obtaining a driver's license is a necessary journey for most immigrants. In Canada, whether as a means of daily transportation or for long-distance transport and travel, cars play an important role. It can be said that "without a car, one cannot move an inch" is a true reflection of daily life in Canada.
New Brunswick, Canada: An Ideal Destination for Immigrants
New Brunswick, Canada (NB), is a province where both English and French are official languages, and it is the largest Francophone region outside of Quebec. In recent years, as a 'pearl' among Canada's four Atlantic provinces, New Brunswick has attracted new immigrants from around the world to settle down with its unique charm. Immigrate to New Brunswick, Canada, and live the life you have always envisioned.
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[Immigration Collection] Is the Cost of Living for Immigrants in Canada Really High?
As a preferred destination for investors, Canada has always been synonymous with high welfare. Before landing in Canada, many immigrants are eager to know how much it costs to maintain a basic standard of living. Below, we share some of the expenses associated with living in Canada.
Canada May Realize the Dream of Becoming a Nation of 100 Million, Immigration Could Reach 500,000 Annually
The Century Initiative, a national Canadian think tank, recently published a report stating that if Canada reaches a population of 100 million by 2100 and can provide appropriate support mechanisms for these individuals, it will become a prosperous, inclusive, and influential country with remarkable advantages and development potential.
Immigrating to Quebec, Canada: Starting Next Year, Applicants Must Pass the "Values" Test
The Government of Quebec announced on Wednesday that starting January 1, 2020, new immigrants will be required to take the Quebec "Values Test." New immigrants must demonstrate that they have learned the "democratic values and Quebec values" in order to obtain a selection certificate, which is the first step towards obtaining Canadian permanent residency in Quebec.
Exceeding Expectations: Canada Added 54,000 Jobs in September
The latest data from Statistics Canada shows that Canada added 54,000 jobs in September, with the unemployment rate dropping from 5.7% to 5.5%. The agency's Labour Consultation Department indicated that the new workforce primarily came from full-time positions, while most of the 81,100 jobs added in August were part-time.
The 2020 Maclean's University Rankings for Canada Are Out!
Canada is a country with a high quality of education, leading globally in educational philosophy and with a significant investment in education as a proportion of its GDP. For a long time, Canadian education has been very attractive to both local students and international students. The choice of which school to attend is one of the important criteria for students and parents, with rankings from reputable institutions serving as a good measure.
Canada Becomes One of the Most Popular Destinations for Study Abroad and Immigration
According to reports from Canada's Sing Tao Daily, the number of international students coming to Canada for studies has seen explosive growth in recent years, generating significant revenue for Canadian schools. In the fall of 2019, more than 572,000 international students were studying in Canada, an increase of 73% compared to 2014. In 2018, international students contributed $21.6 billion to Canadian campuses, communities, and the economy.
Good News for the Festival: Continuous Success from WorldWay Immigration
On the eve of the National Day holiday, WorldWay Immigration brings frequent good news! Recently, multiple clients from various projects in Canada have received great news: Ms. S, an entrepreneur immigration client from Prince Edward Island, successfully passed her interview and received a payment notification; Mr. L and his family from Manitoba's entrepreneur immigration program were granted visas and landing papers, while a group of clients from Manitoba received LAA (Letter of Advice to Apply) notifications from the immigration office; a wave of clients from Saskatchewan's entrepreneur immigration program received work permit approval letters. Here, WorldWay Immigration Group extends heartfelt congratulations to these investors!
Canada's Population to Double in 50 Years, Immigration a Key Component
Statistics Canada (StatsCan) released a report on September 17, local time, stating that Canada's population will nearly double by 2068, with the majority of this growth resulting from sustained immigration.