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Welcoming Week 2024
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Canada Celebrates Welcoming Week 2024 with a Focus on Diversity

Canada is embracing its multiculturalism and fostering a sense of belonging through Welcoming Week 2024. This annual event, taking place from September 13th to 22nd, showcases the country’s commitment to inclusivity and celebrates the contributions of immigrants to its vibrant society. From coast to coast, communities across Canada are organizing a variety of events to...

Solo Travelers
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Canadian Cities Outshines as Top Destinations for Solo Travelers

Canada has firmly established itself as a prime destination for solo travelers, with three of its cities—Vancouver, Montreal, and Toronto—ranking among the world’s best cities for solo exploration. In a recent report by Kayak and OpenTable, these Canadian hubs were named the second, third, and seventh best cities globally for solo travel, respectively. This is...

Safest Cities in Canada for Immigrants to Move
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Safest Cities in Canada for Immigrants to Move

When choosing a new city to call home in Canada, safety is a top priority for many immigrants. One useful tool to gauge the safety of a city is Statistics Canada’s Crime Severity Index (CSI). Unlike traditional crime rates that simply count the number of crimes, the CSI weighs the seriousness of each incident, offering...

Canada's Population Growth
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Canada’s Population Growth: Surpassing 41 Million

Canada’s population has hit a significant milestone, exceeding 41 million people within a year. This growth is primarily fueled by immigration. In this article, we will explore the key factors behind this population boom and its implications for the country. We will also delve into the regional dynamics, particularly in the Maritime provinces, and the...

Boost Housing Development
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Prince Edward Island Unveils $25 Million Initiative to Boost Housing Development

Prince Edward Island (PEI) has announced a significant new funding initiative aimed at enhancing housing infrastructure. With over $25 million dedicated to these programs, the province aims to facilitate the development of approximately 700 new residential lots. This substantial investment is designed to provide diverse housing options, reduce costs, and encourage housing developments, thereby creating...

ImmigCanada Real Success Stories
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ImmigCanada Real Success Stories: Turning Dreams into Reality

At ImmigCanada, we believe in transforming dreams into reality through our dedicated immigration consultation services. Our clients’ success stories are the true testament to our expertise and commitment. In this blog, we will share some of the most inspiring journeys of individuals who achieved their Canadian dreams with the help of ImmigCanada. Discover how we...

Affordable Housing Pilot
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Prince Edward Island Launches $10M Affordable Housing Pilot

Prince Edward Island (PEI) is addressing the housing crisis head-on with a significant investment in affordable housing. The province has launched a $10 million pilot program aimed at increasing the availability of permanently affordable rental housing. This initiative, part of the government’s 2024-2025 operating budget, is set to make a substantial impact on the housing...

Yukon Francophonie Day
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Celebrating Yukon Francophonie Day: Honoring French Language and Culture

On May 15, 2024, Yukon celebrated a significant cultural event: Yukon Francophonie Day. Minister John Streicker shared a heartfelt message to mark the occasion, urging all Yukoners to deeply appreciate the French language and Francophone culture that enrich the territory’s diverse history. The Government of Yukon has recognized this important day since 2007, demonstrating a...

Trend of Homeownership
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The Growing Trend of Homeownership Among Immigrant Families in Canada

A recent study by Statistics Canada reveals a noteworthy trend: immigrant families, particularly in major cities, are more likely to co-own homes with their adult children compared to other Canadians. This tendency is most pronounced in high-priced urban areas with significant immigrant populations, such as Toronto and Vancouver. In these cities, over 75% of co-owning...