Your way to Canada
Already now this key branch of the economy suffers a significant shortage of employees, especially of the young ones. Canadian energy providers say they need a huge number of various workers to keep the country’s lights on. According to a report by Electricity Human Resources Canada, at least 20,500 new workers will be needed in Read More …
More than one-fourth of Canadians claim not to be affiliated with any religion. All state property in Quebec is decorated with crosses, and a giant cross tops the Mont-Royal mountain. However, Canada is one of the least religious countries in the world. The Coalition Avenir Québec (CAQ) has announced that the giant cross in the Read More …
Tesla has lowered the price of its vehicles by C$1 to attract Canadian customers. The manufacturer of the most popular electric car in Canada can now qualify for a federal program, under which Canadians can get a C$5,000 rebate to buy zero-emission vehicles (ZEVs). The program is effective May 1st. A C$5,000 rebate can be Read More …
International students can benefit from the placement program too. The Canadian government has posted the list of job openings for students under the Summer Jobs Program. The program has operated for three years and has been offering real-life job opportunities for more than 70,000 young people every year. Students from all across the country (including Read More …
The condition does not apply to Tesla. The Canadian government’s new program iZEV will give Canadians up to C$5K to buy zero-emission vehicles in order to fight climate change. iZEV is effective May 1, 2019. The federal government allows its citizens to get a rebate for purchasing or renting zero-emission vehicles (ZEVs). It will make Read More …
Immigrants earn more money and buy property more often than the Canadian-born, a new survey by Statistics Canada shows. The most recent data released by Statistics Canada shows that immigrant families that have lived in Canada for more than two decades are richer than families of the Canadian-born. Both immigrant families and families of the Read More …
Later this year, Canada is set to begin collecting passport data on every person leaving the country by air and land. Canadian authorities will begin collecting data in order to be able to identify and track anyone — from potential terrorists to people lying about their place of residence to receive government benefits. New measures Read More …