Your way to Canada
What do you think, how much of Canadians’ total income goes to taxes? 13%? 20%? Or maybe 50%? Find the answer in this article. Canadians are accustomed to paying various taxes to the government. The taxpayers’ money contributes to the development of society, education system, security, and much more. However, a new study shows that Read More …
What you can talk about and what topics should not be touched — you can find all this is in the official guide created by the Canadian authorities. Canadians are known for their hospitality and polite behaviour. Nevertheless, many people wonder what to talk about when they meet a Canadian. To solve this problem, the Read More …
If you want to save on rental housing in Canada, you should take a closer look at these cities. Life in a big city is expensive. According to the latest National Rent Rankings report, the average monthly rent in Canadian cities increased by another 1.9% in July compared to June after having risen by 4% Read More …
In the first half of 2019, Quebec welcomed 40% fewer international skilled workers, which contradicts the objectives set by the government. New statistics show that Quebec fulfills its promise to reduce the number of immigrants in 2019. However, the province has also reduced skilled immigrant workers, which contradicts the goals of the government. According to Read More …
More than half of international students wishing to study at Canadian colleges and universities were denied study permits over the last winter and spring. Between January and May 2019, Canadian immigration officers rejected 53% of applications for study permits submitted by foreigners in the hope of enrolling in Canadian undergraduate programs, according to the data Read More …
In only 3% of Canadian urban areas, two-bedroom apartments are available to people with minimal wages. However, things are a little better in the east of the country. The Canadian Center for Policy Alternatives (CCPA) studied incomes and rental prices in 795 districts of Canadian cities and found that people who get the minimum wage Read More …
Quebec accounts for almost 70% increase in job vacancies that grow much faster than the employment rate. Job vacancies in Canada rose sharply to 581,600 in Q2 2019 showing an increase of 6.4% compared with the same period of the previous year. Compared with Q1 2019, the number of job vacancies in Canada increased by Read More …
In the new invitation round held under the Arrima immigration system, Quebec has invited candidates whose previous applications had been canceled as part of the immigration reform. Quebec has invited 444 foreign workers to apply for a Quebec Selection Certificate (Certificat de sélection du Québec, CSQ). In the latest draw held on August 19, Quebec Read More …
“No Future, No Children” — this slogan has united several thousand activists on the Internet, provoking real protests on the streets of Canadian cities. More than 3,000 young Canadians have signed the online petition “No Future, No Children”, promising that they will not have kids until the Canadian government takes decisive action to combat climate Read More …
This province has the lowest crime rate in the country. Statistics Canada reports that the crime rate in Quebec is the lowest in Canada. Quebec ranks next-to-last in the crime severity index (CSI) that measures the number and severity of crimes reported to the police. It is one of the few provinces where this figure Read More …