Your Guide to the Canadian Express Entry Program
The Canadian Express Entry Program is one of the most popular pathways for skilled workers and their families to immigrate to Canada. This points-based system is designed to select candidates with the skills and experience needed to contribute to the Canadian economy. If you’re considering a move to Canada, the Express Entry system offers a […]
Average Rent in Canada Lower Over Past 12 Months
In November 2024, Canada’s rental market experienced a notable shift, with average asking rents decreasing to $2,139—a 15-month low. This 1.6% year-over-year decline, reported by Rentals.ca and Urbanation, marks the second consecutive month of falling rents after prolonged increases. Despite this recent downturn, rents remain significantly higher than in previous years, standing 6.7% above figures […]
Nobel Prize in Physics Awarded to Canadian AI Pioneer
In a groundbreaking achievement, Geoffrey Hinton, often called the “Godfather of AI,” has been awarded the prestigious Nobel Prize in Physics for his pioneering work in artificial intelligence. This recognition highlights the profound global impact of AI and its transformative potential across industries, including immigration services, where advanced tools can simplify processes and enhance accuracy. […]
Navigating Canada’s Healthcare System as a New Immigrant
Navigating Canada’s healthcare system as a new immigrant can seem daunting. Still, with the right information and preparation, you can ensure that you and your family have access to the medical services you need. Canada’s healthcare system is one of the best in the world, offering universal coverage to its citizens and permanent residents. However, […]
Home Sales Rise 30% in Canada Over Previous Year
The Canadian real estate market showed signs of life in October 2024, with a 30% increase in home sales compared to last year. This surge occurred despite the declining interest rates, a strategy by the Bank of Canada, which has reduced its key rate several times since June. With the recent half-point reduction on October […]
Toronto Is the Most Diverse Canadian Food City
Toronto, the gastronomic capital of Canada, is famous for its culinary diversity, a blend of flavors originating from various cultures due to its multicultural population. With over 2.6 million inhabitants and more than 180 languages spoken, the city is an example of how immigration has influenced the local food offerings. Make Canada your new home: […]
Ideas for a Road Trip in Atlantic Canada
Suppose you’re looking for a road trip adventure in Canada. In that case, there’s no better place than the Atlantic region to explore the natural beauty and history of one of the country’s most fascinating areas. The Trans-Labrador Highway stands out as one of the most breathtaking routes, stretching from western Labrador to the southern […]
Having Only One Child Is More Common in Canada
In recent years, single-child families have become the norm in Canada, representing 45% of families with children, according to the 2021 census. This trend marks a significant shift in family dynamics, with large families becoming increasingly rare. By comparison, families with two children make up 38%, and those with three or more children only 16%. […]
Registered Nurse Is One of the Hottest Jobs in Canada
In the Canadian job market, one sector that continues to show strong demand is Registered Nursing. This field has been identified as one of the most attractive and opportunity-rich professions, especially in critical areas such as Intensive Care Units (ICU) and emergency rooms. According to a study by Robert Half, a firm specializing in talent […]
New Magazine Focuses on Immigrants Living in Canada
According to its co-founder, a new national magazine that tells the stories of immigrants in Canada and “third culture” individuals seeks to change how newcomers are perceived. The magazine, 3, pays tribute to third-culture individuals, defined as those influenced by their parents’ culture and the culture of the country where they grew up. Become A […]
