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[Breaking] New Immigration Reform Policies in Quebec, Canada Are Imminent
[Breaking] New immigration reform policies in Quebec, Canada are imminent. In a bid to attract talent and investment, Quebec has pulled out all the stops regarding its immigration policy! Worldway has learned that as of August 17, 2016 (local time), hearings are being held in the provincial legislature regarding immigration policy reforms in Quebec. The new policies aim to shorten immigration processing times and attract more high-quality immigrants.

A Clear Calculation: Immigrating to Canada is Worth More Than a Net Gain of 10 Million
A clear calculation: Immigrating to Canada is worth more than a net gain of 10 million. Immigrating to Canada offers more than just a 10 million net gain; immigration investment is even more worthwhile than investing in Canadian real estate! Because the life and wealth you gain are priceless.

With So Many Advantages, It Is No Wonder International Students in Canada Are Turning to Immigration
With so many advantages, it is no wonder international students in Canada are turning to immigration. Canada boasts world-leading educational resources, enjoys the best quality of life globally, possesses excellent air quality and environment, and features a diverse and inclusive national culture, making it highly favored by international students and immigrants.

Canada's New Policy Marks a Historic Reversal After Ten Years, Adding 300,000 Immigrants - Who Benefits?
Canada's new policy marks a historic reversal after ten years, adding 300,000 immigrants - who benefits? As a traditional immigration powerhouse, Canada has always been highly sought after by Chinese investors. Over the past decade, the number of Chinese applicants for immigration to Canada has been steadily increasing, raising concerns for the Canadian government due to the rapid growth of the immigration market. Perhaps for this reason, the Conservative Party has implemented a gradual tightening of immigration policies over the past ten years.

Most Common FAQs About the Maple Leaf Card: Debunking Your Blind Spots
With the increasing number of Canadian permanent residents, questions regarding the use of the Maple Leaf Card have become more frequent. The editors at Worldway Immigration provide a brief analysis of the most common misconceptions regarding the use of the Canadian Maple Leaf Card below:

Several Clever Tips for Saving on Tuition Fees While Studying in Canada
Several clever tips for saving on tuition fees while studying in Canada. Many students try every possible method to reduce their study abroad expenses. Today, the Worldway immigration editorial team introduces several ingenious ways to save on tuition.

Tens of Thousands Celebrate! Canada’s Federal Investor Immigration Program, Suspended for Two Years, May Restart
Tens of Thousands Celebrate! Canada’s Federal Investor Immigration Program, suspended for two years, may restart. According to the Globe and Mail, the Liberal government of Canada is studying the reopening of the federal investor immigration program that was canceled by the previous Conservative government, which means that Canada’s federal investor immigration program, closed since 2014, may be revived.

Canadian students go to great lengths just to land these jobs
Canadian students go to great lengths just to land these jobs. What kind of jobs do new immigrants usually look for in Canada? Perhaps the choices of local Canadians can provide you with some inspiration. According to reports, a Canadian research institution surveyed more than 27,000 university and college students across Canada and identified the 25 most desirable employers for graduating students. Worldway Immigration...

8-fold Tax Drives Away Foreign Buyers! Canadian Real Estate Market Begins to Cool Down
8-fold Tax Drives Away Foreign Buyers! Canadian Real Estate Market Begins to Cool Down. Starting from August 2, local time in Canada, foreign homebuyers in the Greater Vancouver area must not only pay the full amount of other taxes but also an additional 15% property transfer tax, which effectively increases the tax rate for properties valued under CAD 2 million by nearly 8 times. Just a few days after the implementation of this new policy, it has already…

Sneak Peek! Canada Calls Out to Three Types of Chinese Talent with "I Want You"
Sneak Peek! Canada Calls Out to Three Types of Chinese Talent with "I Want You". Canada’s Minister of Immigration, John McCallum, and Canadian federal MP, Geng Tan, arrived in China last Sunday (August 8) to begin their visit. During this visit, McCallum expressed his love for China, particularly his eagerness to attract Chinese talent.

The Last Express Train to Canadian Immigration in 2016
The last express train to Canadian immigration in 2016. Although the pathways to Canadian immigration have not decreased, there are few programs left that are truly simple, require low capital, and do not have particularly strict requirements for the applicant's education, language proficiency, professional skills, and background. With the Quebec Immigrant Investor Program (QIIP) quota nearly full in 2016, the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP) for business has become a primary, fast-track route to immigrating to Canada, and with its...

A Year of Meat Pies Falls from the Sky! Canada’s 'Bacon Month' is Real
A Year of Meat Pies Falls from the Sky! Canada’s 'Bacon Month' is Real. August 2016 is 'Bacon Month' in Manitoba, Canada. Did you know that Manitoba is the bacon capital of Canada? Manitoba produces the most bacon in the country and is loved by people from over 30 countries around the world! Recently, George Matheson, the chair of the Manitoba Pork Council, stated: 'Manitoba is fortunate to be the bacon capital of Canada, and we welcome everyone to celebrate Bacon Month with us in August.'




