OTTAWA (ON), January 31, 2022 /CNW/ – The Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters (CME) on Monday called on the federal government to immediately speed up immigration to address critical labor shortages, and detailed short and long-term solutions to Mitigate supply chain bottlenecks, including a sector-specific 60-day task force to address theRead More →
More than four in 10 employers offering remote work options and higher starting salaries to attract qualified candidates TORONTO, January 31, 2022 /CNW/ – The labor market is poised to continue its recovery through 2022, according to research from talent and business solutions consultancy Robert Half. According to the company’sRead More →
As widespread labor shortages force Canadian companies to reassess their employee recruitment and retention practices, experts say pay transparency is increasingly in the spotlight. Outside of the public sector and unionized shops, wages in North America have long been considered a private matter between employer and employee. Job postings usuallyRead More →
Four years ago, a small group of British Columbians helped a friend flee the war in Syria. When the former refugee became a citizen, a friend was banned from attending the ceremony. I cried tears of joy. A friend of mine who left the destruction and despair of Aleppo, Syria,Read More →
From identifying “enemies” and monitoring dissidents to manipulating local organizations, Beijing is using every means in its toolbox to silence members of Chinese communities overseas, including in Canada, whom he sees as a threat, according to a government report. The report showed that China is actively engaged in a “systematicRead More →
TRENTON, Canada A Canadian government report accuses China of “influencing or manipulating” the Chinese community in Canada and around the world, Global News said on Wednesday. The Overseas Chinese Affairs Office (OCAO) used “coercive tactics” to intimidate the overseas Chinese community, according to the report obtained by the broadcaster. “ItRead More →
Faridah Nankya and her three daughters are forever grateful to become Canadian citizens. Faridah and her daughters Nayla, 16, Niesha, 14, and Nessa, 6, who live in Chemainus, officially took the oath of citizenship last Thursday during a Zoom ceremony. “I’m lucky to be part of this community and toRead More →
A government report on Chinese espionage activities in Canada accuses Beijing of engaging in a “systematic campaign of intelligence gathering, persuasion, influence and manipulation” against the Chinese community. In the report obtained by Global News, Canadian officials alleged that the Office of Overseas Chinese Affairs was responsible for “influencing orRead More →
A government report on Chinese espionage activities in Canada accuses Beijing of engaging in a “systematic campaign of intelligence gathering, persuasion, influence and manipulation” against the Chinese community. In the report obtained by Global News, Canadian officials alleged that the Office of Overseas Chinese Affairs was responsible for “influencing orRead More →
Faridah Nankya and her three daughters are forever grateful to become Canadian citizens. Faridah and her daughters Nayla, 16, Niesha, 14, and Nessa, 6, who live in Chemainus, officially took the oath of citizenship last Thursday during a Zoom ceremony. “I’m lucky to be part of this community and toRead More →
Editor’s note: This article is based on Morningstar’s 2022 edition of Best Companies to Own, available to US investors. Find it full list of companies and discover our selection methodology. The markets have been a scary place over the past two weeks, with a lot of uncertainty, and even someRead More →
Faridah Nankya and her three daughters are forever grateful to become Canadian citizens. Faridah and her daughters Nayla, 16, Niesha, 14, and Nessa, 6, who live in Chemainus, officially took the oath of citizenship last Thursday during a Zoom ceremony. “I’m lucky to be part of this community and toRead More →
Faridah Nankya and her three daughters are forever grateful to become Canadian citizens. Faridah and her daughters Nayla, 16, Niesha, 14, and Nessa, 6, who live in Chemainus, officially took the oath of citizenship last Thursday during a Zoom ceremony. “I’m lucky to be part of this community and toRead More →
Faridah Nankya and her three daughters are forever grateful to become Canadian citizens. Faridah and her daughters Nayla, 16, Niesha, 14, and Nessa, 6, who live in Chemainus, officially took the oath of citizenship last Thursday during a Zoom ceremony. “I’m lucky to be part of this community and toRead More →
Faridah Nankya and her three daughters are forever grateful to become Canadian citizens. Faridah and her daughters Nayla, 16, Niesha, 14, and Nessa, 6, who live in Chemainus, officially took the oath of citizenship last Thursday during a Zoom ceremony. “I’m lucky to be part of this community and toRead More →
Posted January 24, 2022 8:00 AM EST One of the eligibility criteria to become a Canadian citizen is that you must have been physically present in Canada for three out of the last five years. Among other criteria, if you are 18 or older, you must have been in CanadaRead More →
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The Canadian government has launched PocketWell, a companion app to the Wellness Canada (WTC) online platform, to support mental health and fight addiction. The PocketWell app helps users better track their mental health status over time and provides quick, free access to counseling services. In order to track users’ mentalRead More →
Canadian businesses have already earned enough revenue this year to pay their 2022 taxes, according to a new report. Canadians for Tax Fairness research, released Thursday, shows that “Corporate Income Tax Freedom Day,” which refers to when corporations have earned the last dollar they need to meet their tax obligationsRead More →
VANCOUVER – Frustration is growing among many Canadian permanent residents who wish to become citizens. McLaughlin on Your Side has received complaints that it takes up to two years or more to process citizenship applications. Janelle Hurrell, who works behind the scenes in Vancouver’s film industry, is nervous as herRead More →
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The volume of transactions fell in the second half of 2021 after a meteoric start to the year.Shannon Stapleton/Reuters Canada’s capital markets reached new highs in 2021, setting records for the amount of money raised in initial public offerings and for the total value of mergers and acquisitions. According toRead More →
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OTTAWA (ON), January 1, 2022 /CNW/ – The Honorable Sean Fraser, Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship, issued the following statement: “Today marks 75and anniversary of the Canadian citizenship lawa major moment in from Canada history and a milestone on our path to full independence and nationhood. Before the ActtheRead More →