Although Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has accused Queen’s Park of refusing to cooperate with them on COVID-19 boundary issues, a federal government spokesman told the Sun that regions, not the federal government...
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Relief for Class XII students who wish to go abroad
The cancellation of the CBSE examinations for Class XII has caused quite a concern among many students. This uncertainty has brought them into a dilemma whether the alternative evaluation method will influence their...
If the US refuses to welcome immigrant entrepreneurs, Canada is prepared to do so
The clear message that Canada is delivering with the startup visa program coming out of the pandemic is that Canada is open for business, according to Marco Mendicino, Canada’s minister of immigration, refugees, and...
In A Record-Breaking Express Entry Draw, Canada Invites 1,032 PNP Candidates To Apply For PR
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Canadian Province Manitoba Holds First PNP Draw In 2022, Invites 443 Candidates
Manitoba has started off the year inviting 443 immigration candidates to apply for a provincial nomination. The Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP) invited candidates across three Provincial Nominee Programs...
Australia: Vaccinated Travellers Will Be Able To Come In & Out Of The Country Same As Pre-Pandemic Days
After almost 2 years of being closed to the world – 704 days to be exact – Fortress Australia is lowering the drawbridge. From today, vaccinated travellers will be able to come in and out of the country as they did pre...
Japan: 100,000 International Students Set To Return By May End
According to estimates, 100,000 overseas students could return to Japanese colleges and institutes by the end of May under a new priority entry program. Taro Kono, chairman of the Liberal Democratic Party’s Public...
Canada: Massive Immigration Backlog Reduces By Substantial Levels Since December
Canada is rapidly reducing its immigration backlog. In the last two and a half months, the country has processed more skilled work visas than it did in the entire year of 2021. According to sources, statistics supplied...
Pandemic Has Changed Travellers’ Perception Of Travel Insurance
The shared experience of a global pandemic has changed the attitudes of older travellers towards travel insurance, with an emphatic move towards quality of cover, according to new research The new AllClear study of...
Canada: Hotspot for technology talent
Canada’s tech talent shortage is being solved by the immigration and nurturing of immigrant tech talents from within the industry. Canada is the destination that is preferred by the majority of technology enthusiasts...
