Immigration is Canada’s Main Source of Growth
BecomeACanadian: In the year 2034, Canada’s growth will be entirely due to immigration. The number of retirees exiting the workforce will exceed the number of births in the country.
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Canadian Job Fair Helps Immigrants Find Employment
Moncton, New Brunswick holds a job fair to help immigrants with one major challenge when moving to a new country which is building networks
Skilled Foreign Workers Needed for Tech Jobs in Canada
You can join the 300,000 foreign nationals who relocate to Canada every year. BecomeACanadian helps people like you achieve your dream of living and working in Canada.
Vancouver Top City in North America
The Mercer survey ranked Canada’s largest cities ahead of many U.S cities in quality of living. Out of 230 cities evaluated on the global list, Vancouver came in fifth place overall.
Three Canadian Cities Among World’s Most Livable Cities
The Economist’s Intelligence Unit released the Global Livability Report, which rated 140 cities based on the quality of life across five categories: healthcare, stability, culture and environment, infrastructure, and education.
Tech Firms in Ottawa Creating Thousands of New Jobs
Technology companies in Ottawa are challenged with hiring and keeping employees as the industries grow and thousands of new jobs are forecasted to be created in years to come.
Canada Celebrates Birthday Strong Economic Growth
According to Statistics Canada, the economy expanded monthly at a 0.2 percent rate and 3.3% over the past year.
Top Countries for Canadian Immigration
Canada has one of the highest populations of multicultural residents in the world. Close to 22 percent of the 36 million people who reside in the nation are foreign-born.
25,000 Syrian Refugees Immigrate to Canada
Over half of the 25,000 refugees who have arrived are sponsored by the government, and all cost associated with them are covered by the government. The other half is supported by private groups or a mix of private and government sponsored
Canadian Economy Leads G-7 Countries With 4.5% GDP Growth
The economy in Canada took an unexpected upswing by almost five percent in the second quarter of 2017, which was a surprise to many.
