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#Canada

Immigration

Quebec changes immigration rules

In the Canadian province of Quebec, after the Coalition Avenir Québec party came to power, a shake-up of immigration programs began. The party's latest initiative is changes to the Quebec Skilled…

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Immigration

Quebec to reduce immigrant intake

In 2018, elections were held in the province of Quebec, resulting in the Coalition Avenir Québec party coming to power in October. One of this party's campaign promises was to reduce immigration, and…

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Immigration

Immigration Calm

The past few years have been relatively stable in the field of immigration to Canada, with established immigration programs and clear rules. However, it appears that the incoming 2019 may be the last…

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Real estate

Nebulae of the Toronto Market

In the coming year, the Toronto real estate market is likely to undergo serious changes. Moreover, the direction of these changes depends solely on government actions and the extent of its…

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Integration

Immigrants to Get Support Before Moving

The federal government of Canada is increasing funding for services to potential immigrants even before they arrive in the country. This is expected to expand opportunities for newcomers to adapt to…

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Immigration

Canada returns to parental quotas

In August of last year, the Canadian government announced that it would abandon the controversial lottery system in favor of quotas and would accept up to 20,500 parents and grandparents of…

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Law zone

Cannabis could harm immigrants

The federal government of Canada warns new citizens arriving in the country that stricter rules on driving under the influence of cannabis could lead to their deportation. These measures are part of…

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News

Land of the Cannabis Leaf

Canada has become the second country in the world and the first G7 country to fully legalize cannabis for recreational use. From now on, all Canadian citizens over 18 can buy, sell, possess, and even…

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News

Illegals flee from the US through Quebec

According to police and the border agency, in the first four months of this year, 7,612 people "entered, walked in, or ran in" through illegal crossing points into Canada. Nearly 96% of asylum…

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Immigration

Canada reunites families

"Reuniting immigrants with their parents, grandparents helps strengthen Canada. That is why this country has one of the most generous sponsorship programs for parents and grandparents, and we…

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Immigration

Canada does not expect changes

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Technology

Travelers to be identified by digitization

Canada is testing a new computer application in practice, which, if successful, could be used worldwide. The federal government is launching a pilot program that will allow people to cross borders…

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