Your way to Canada
According to the 2016 Census, more than 50% of people in Canada have other origins than British Isles and French ones. This means that new immigrants can count on the support of their ethnic community or diaspora in this country. There are people of over 250 ethnic origins in Canada. Apart from British Isles and Read More …
A study by Statistics Canada, which includes data from 2006 to 2016, shows that among teenagers aged 13 to 17 years, immigrant children are more likely to complete post-graduate studies compared to those whose parents were born in Canada. “In Canada, contrary to several European countries, children with an immigrant background are generally more likely Read More …
According to Statistics Canada, fewer immigrants acquired Canadian citizenship over a 10-year period, which coincided with the reforms of the previous government. According to Statistics Canada, the number of immigrants becoming citizens of the country has declined among those who have lived in Canada for less than 10 years. However, in general, the citizenship rate Read More …
A new study shows that of all the stressful situations that Canadians face, moving to a new city and buying a home are the worst. According to a study by Mortgage Professionals Canada, buying a home is one of the most stressful life decisions that Canadians have to make throughout their lives. Moving to a Read More …
In Canada, there is a wide scatter of tuition fees for university programs: in the most expensive province, the cost can be three times higher than in the cheapest one. Fees can also vary depending on the field of study. A new report by Statistics Canada showed that tuition fees have changed significantly in the Read More …
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 …
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 …
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 …
Canada is currently experiencing a jobs boom. Statistics Canada announced that more than 80 thousand jobs were created in August 2019. More than half of the new jobs were intended for young people. According to Statistics Canada, after three months of minor changes, the number of jobs increased by 81 thousand. Most of them were Read More …
The Toronto technology sector is on the rise and is currently ahead of similar large North American tech hubs, including Washington, D. C., New York, Austin, and Boston. CBRE, an American commercial real estate services and investment firm, has released the Scoring Tech Talent report that shows that Toronto has become the third largest IT Read More …