Vanessa Simon is a young immigrant woman from Guyana who has decided to introduce her Guyanese staple to the Waterloo community of Canada. Vanessa is doing this through the establishment of her local food business, called Vanessa’s Cuisine. Canadian Visa Expert says the young foodpreneur recently launched a new product called the Bake Mix. Vanessa […]
Woman from Guyana Establishes Canadian Business Read More »
The seasonally adjusted, three-month moving average unemployment rates for major cities for March 2023 revealed that Quebec City has a 1.7 percent unemployment rate. This record was lower compared to that in February, which was 1.9 percent. Statistics Canada cautions, however, that the figures may fluctuate greatly. This is because they are based on small
Quebec City Enjoys Very Low 1.7% Unemployment Rate Read More »
Canada’s Best Diversity Employers by Mediacorp is a fantastic annual report. This evaluation helps with the identification of Canadian employers with excellent workplace diversity. Top employers in this list also tend to exhibit inclusiveness programs. Consideration for this evaluation is open to any business owner with a head office or primary place of business in
Top Canadian Employers Embracing Diversity Read More »
Canadian Provinces Want More Skilled Immigrants Some provincial immigration ministers in Canada are beginning to ask for more control over the immigration process. This action is due to the increasing labour shortage across the country. As a result, they reached out to their federal counterpart to bring about this change. The ministers in question were
Canadian Provinces Want More Skilled Immigrants Read More »
Employment for women in Canada was substantial for the month of July 2021, with 154,000 of the 157,000 new Canadian jobs going to women. Female employment has bounced back to pre-pandemic levels. Economists expected 60,000 new jobs in Canada at this time, but the job increase was over twice that number. The unemployment rate dropped
There Are More Jobs in Canada Than Before Pandemic Read More »
Canada saw an influx of Chinese immigrants from 1984 to 1997, and it is now seeing a second wave. Maria Law, who relocated last year, said staying in her homeland was not an option. She chose a free future for her children instead of making money while not being allowed to speak out. History has
Moving to Canada Is Attractive Option for Hong Kongers Read More »
As Canada’s immigration and refugee policy is being debated, the small town of Morden has experienced a doubling of its population in the last decade
Canadian Immigration Program Helps Small Town Find Workers Read More »
Tech companies in Toronto report recent increase of hiring new workers from outside of Canada. What are the reasons behind it?
Watch: Why Tech Workers Move to Toronto? Read More »
Majority of unfilled jobs, 326,000, were located in British Columbia, Ontario, and Quebec. The latter had a 5.4% unemployment rate – The lowest since 1976
Quebec Leads Provinces in Unfilled Canadian Job Openings Read More »
There are over a quarter of a million vacant jobs in Canada! Check out our video to learn in what fields there is a high demand for skilled workers.
Watch: Why should you look for a work in Canada? Read More »