Saskatchewan is experiencing a surge in construction and housing development, leading the nation in building investment growth. The latest Statistics Canada data reveals a remarkable 27.2% increase in building construction investment in January 2025 compared to the previous year. Additionally, housing starts have soared by 115.7% from February 2024 to February 2025, positioning Saskatchewan as...
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Yukon Opens Support Letter Requests for Foreign Workers with Expiring Permits
Are you a foreign worker in Yukon whose work permit is set to expire soon? Good news! The Yukon government has rolled out a timely solution to help you stay and continue working in the territory. This new measure not only secures your employment but also opens a path toward permanent residency. Let’s break down...
Canada Simplifies SIN Process for Newcomers: What You Need to Know
Are you planning to start your new life in Canada? Great news! Canada has just made an exciting change that will make your arrival smoother than ever. Getting your Social Insurance Number (SIN) is now quicker and easier, thanks to the innovative SIN Landing program. This program is a game-changer for newcomers, saving time and...
Canada’s Immigration Evolution: Embracing Diversity While Honouring Heritage
Canada’s immigration policies have undergone a transformative shift over the last six decades, evolving into a globally admired model for diversity and inclusion. Since the 1960s, the country has moved away from rigid, exclusionary practices and embraced a multicultural vision that welcomes individuals from every corner of the world. Today, Canada stands as a thriving...
New Brunswick 2025-26 Budget Boosts Housing to Meet Immigration Surge
New Brunswick is taking bold action to address the housing crunch, spurred by a continuous influx of newcomers. The 2025-26 provincial budget allocates $36.6 million to the New Brunswick Housing Corporation, specifically designed to tackle housing shortages intensified by increasing immigration. How Immigration Fuels New Brunswick’s Housing Demand In recent years, New Brunswick has emerged...
Canada and Greece Strengthen Tourism Ties with New Agreement
Tourism plays a vital role in fostering economic growth, cultural exchange, and diplomatic relations. Recognizing this, Canada and Greece have taken a significant step forward by signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) aimed at enhancing cooperation in the tourism sector. This agreement opens doors for increased travel between the two nations while fostering economic opportunities....
Is Immigration Really Too High? Understanding Canada’s Evolving Immigration Landscape
Canada has long been celebrated as a “nation of immigrants,” welcoming people from around the world to build a better life. Yet, despite recent government efforts to reduce immigration targets, a significant number of Canadians still feel that immigration levels are too high. This sentiment was highlighted in a recent national survey, which revealed a...
New Brunswick Welcomes Internationally Trained Physicians Through Practice Ready Program
New Brunswick is addressing its healthcare needs by integrating internationally trained physicians into the province’s healthcare system. Through the Practice Ready Assessment New Brunswick (PRA-NB) program, ten family physicians have successfully completed their assessments and are now set to provide essential medical services across various regions. Strengthening Primary Healthcare in New Brunswick The province has...
Mark Carney Embarks on First Foreign Trip as Canadian Prime Minister Amid U.S. Tensions
Mark Carney, Canada’s newly inaugurated Prime Minister, has embarked on his first international visit at a critical time when tensions with the United States are rising. His agenda includes reinforcing trade relations and asserting Canada’s sovereignty in response to recent geopolitical developments. The trip, which includes stops in France and the United Kingdom, is seen...