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Immigrants create networks to help them help themselves
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Image via Wikipedia Suzanne Wintrob Special to the Star At 15, Tina Tehranchian graduated from high school and left her native Iran to study...
Next stop, Canada, in new wave of emigration from Iran
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Image via Wikipedia By Farshid Motahari Mar 21, 2011, 4:07 GMT Tehran - There is almost no time when people get together in Tehran tha...
The Philippines now Canada’s top source of immigrants
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Image by DaDaAce via Flickr Michael Villanueva, a 36-year-old Philippines-trained engineer, arrived in Winnipeg a year ago under the provi...
Canada and Nova Scotia to Work Together on Temporary Foreign Workers
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Image via Wikipedia OTTAWA, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - March 20, 2011) - Temporary foreign workers in Nova Scotia will be better protected as...
Ottawa sets up new agency to regulate immigration consultants, deal with fraud
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Image via Wikipedia TORONTO - A new regulatory body for immigration consultants is in the works as part of the federal government's crac...
BDC enhances partnership with Canadian Youth Business Foundation
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MONTREAL , March 17 /CNW Telbec/ - Business Development Bank of Canada (BDC) and the Canadian Youth Business Foundation (CYBF) are plea...
Canada launches reverse brain drain programme for expats
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by RAY CLANCY on MARCH 17, 2011 A new pilot programme has been launched in Canada to encourage expat Canadians to return home and co...
Immigration Consultant Regulator Continues Commitment to Transparency
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TORONTO , March 17 /CNW/ - Today, the Canadian Society of Immigration Consultants (CSIC) released its 2009-2010 Annual Report. The relea...
Website in 11 languages for everyday living issues for expats launched in Canada
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by JOSE MARC CASTRO A new website in 11 different languages is set to make it easier for expats in Canada to find the kind of inform...
Job crucial for helping expats settle in Canada, report suggests
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by RAY CLANCY Having a job already arranged before moving to Canada helps expats to settle in better, a new report suggests. A new eva...
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