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Stunning Canadian Winter Landscapes Captured Through the Lens
According to the British "Daily Mail," photographer Stevin Tuchiwsky from Alberta, Canada, ventured deep into the Canadian wilderness to capture a series of breathtaking winter landscape photos. Through his lens, the Canadian countryside appears as mysterious and magnificent as another planet, making those who have immigrated to Canada feel as if they are living in a fairyland. The mountains and rivers are blanketed in silver and crystal clear; devoid of the hustle and bustle of spring and summer or the quietude of autumn, everything...
Authoritative Release! Latest 2016 News on the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program for Business
[Immigration Education] Popular University Libraries in Canada
[Immigrant Life] How is New Year's Day Celebrated in Canada?
The Canadian Town of Banff That Is "Selling Air"
The persistent smog across Northern China this year has caused growing concern, with people willing to pay any price for a breath of fresh air. Recently, reports of Canada "selling" fresh air to China have become a hot topic. The air on sale is said to be from the shores of Lake Louise near the town of Banff in the Rocky Mountains, marketed as "the freshest, cleanest air with notes of a mountain lake breeze."
[Immigration & Property] Essential Terminology for Buying a Home in Canada
[Immigration Focus] Year-End Review of Major Events in Canada 2015 (Part 2)
[Immigration Guide] Six Reasons to Fall in Love with Winter in Canada
[Immigration Hot Topic] A Year-End Review of Major Events in Canada in 2015 (Part 1)
[Immigration Guide] How Can New Immigrants in Canada Receive the Canada Child Benefit?
Chinese Malls in Canada Experience Booming Business During Christmas
This year's Christmas in Canada coincided with a mild winter. With pleasant weather and glimpses of sunshine, many Chinese immigrants in Canada headed out early in the morning to dine at restaurants or visit Chinese shopping malls. According to Canadian media reports, while all major shopping centers and most Chinese supermarkets in the Greater Toronto Area were closed on Christmas Day, various Chinese malls were bustling with activity and crowded with people, making parking spaces extremely hard to find. …