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Do I need a car when I come to Canada?

The decision to get a car can impact a newcomer’s life in many ways, from their work life to their personal life. Accordingly, this decision often depends on a variety of factors. For instance, some questions a newcomer may ask themselves

Ontario, British Columbia, Alberta and Quebec issue provincial immigration nominations in latest draws

Four provinces – Ontario, British Columbia (B.C.), Quebec and Alberta – have invited candidates through their respective provincial immigration programs this week. With the exception of Nunavut and Quebec, every province and territory in Canada uses a Provincial Nominee Program (PNP)

Canadian passport ranked seventh-best in the world

Residence and citizenship advisory firm Henley and Partners has released their ranking of world passports in 2024— incorporating data from the International Air Transport Authority. The firm ranked the Canadian passport as the seventh most powerful in the world this year,

Financial Planning Basics for New Canadians – The importance of budgeting and cash flow management

When you’re new to Canada, getting a handle on your finances may be one of the top items on your to-do list. Creating a budget may be the best place to start. Budgeting might help you see where your money is

How does IRCC choose sponsors through the Parents and Grandparents Program?

Every year Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) selects Canadian sponsors (permanent resident and citizens) looking to sponsor their older loved ones, through the Parents and Grandparents Program (PGP). How IRCC picks these sponsors is not always clear due to the

Can I be a dual citizen if I immigrate to Canada?

Although they eventually become Canadian citizens many immigrants to this country aim to obtain dual citizenship to maintain the benefits of being a citizen in their home country. What is dual citizenship? Dual citizenship occurs when someone legally holds two different

From work to study: How Americans can begin their Canadian journey

As yet another election cycle looms in the United States (U.S.), online data suggests that Americans and individuals residing in the U.S. are considering Canada as an immigration option, Canada attracts a small but notable number of immigrants from the United

8 Tips for the Listening Component of your CELPIP Test

The CELPIP team often gets questions from candidates about the best strategies to prepare for certain parts of the CELPIP exam. Invariably, the speaking component tends to generate the greatest interest. In this article, the CELPIP team has put together 8

IRCC proposes amendments that require students to re-apply for a study permit if they change schools in Canada

A recent Immigration Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) announcement in the Canadian Gazette by has attracted interest due to some proposed changes to Canada’s international student program. Of particular note among the proposed changes is IRCC’s suggestion that international students who

New data suggests growing demand for temporary foreign workers in several Canadian industries

Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC) reports that the number of people approved to work as temporary foreign workers (TFWs) in Canada has doubled compared to five years ago. According to publicly available ESDC data, in 2023, employers were cleared to

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