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Showing posts with label Foreign worker. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Foreign worker. Show all posts

Pilot Project to Attract More Working Families to B.C.

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Image via Wikipedia ICTORIA, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - Aug. 12, 2011) -  Family members of most temporary foreign workers in British...

A reflection on immigration policy: two years after Adjusting the Balance.

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Source: Maytree Conversations. By Naomi Alboim, Maytree Senior Fellow and Adjunct Professor, School of Policy Studies, Queen’s University W...

Long list of problems for foreign labour

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Image via Wikipedia EDMONTON — Rossel Macapagal often works overtime in his housekeeping job at a downtown hotel. That’s fine with him. He’s...

Let foreign workers stay, Alberta urges

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Image via Wikipedia Settlement through immigration will help ease labour shortage , minister argues BY SHEILA PRATT, EDMONTON JOURNAL   JULY...

Immigrants Outnumber Temporary Foreign Workers by 22 to 1. So What’s the Big Problem?

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The  May 14th Globe and Mail  article on the release of 2009 immigration statistics led with the headline, “Leap in temporary foreign worke...

Changes Announced for the Temporary Foreign Worker Program

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New rules to strengthen Canada’s Temporary Foreign Worker Program came into effect on April 1, 2011.  Citizenship and Immigration Canada  (C...

Immigration by the numbers

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MONTREAL GAZETTE   APRIL 2, 2011 37 days The time it takes Citizenship and Immigration Canada to assess the sponsor of a spouse or child. 4...

Alberta foreign workers can apply to government for permanent residency

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Image via Wikipedia Province can nominate 5,000 skilled labourers this year. EDMONTON — Skilled temporary foreign workers certified in...

BUDGET 2011: Credits for re-training foreign workers

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Image via Wikipedia Foreign workers forced to obtain additional Canadian credentials before practicing in their field will feel some finan...

Key changes to Canada's immigration regulations regarding temporary foreign workers

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Bomza Law Group - Immigration Lawyers Canada January 31 2011 On April 1, 2011, a number of significant changes to Canada's immigrat...