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CANADIAN IMMIGRATION NEWS
| MARCH 2009 | ||
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| Government of Ontario Announces New Budget | ||
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Thanks to the new budget, Ontarians will pay a single 13 per cent sales tax as of July 1, 2010 with most households receiving one-time $1,000 payments and personal tax cuts to ease the pocketbook pain, Finance Minister Dwight Duncan announced. |
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| Canada's population continues to grow thanks to immigration | ||
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New figures show a population increase of 0.19 per cent, the fastest fourth-quarter growth rate since 1992. According to Statistics Canada, international immigration fuelled an increase in Canada's population in the last quarter of 2008, particularly in the western provinces. |
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| Foreign Student Numbers in Canada Highest in a Decade | ||
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Last year Canada attracted nearly 80,000 international students to the country's higher education institutions. These figures represent the highest number of foreign students in a decade and initial reports for 2009 suggest that international student recruitment remains strong. |
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| UN reports Canada will continue to play a leading role in immigration until 2050 | ||
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The United Nations has come out with its International Migration Report and Canada will continue to remain the second-biggest net receiver of immigrants until 2050, at 214,000 a year, although it's far behind No. 1: the United States |
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| Canadian Immigration Launches Campaign Warning Against Unscrupulous Immigration Consultants | ||
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Citizenship, Immigration and Multiculturalism Minister Jason Kenney has addressed the issue of immigration fraud by launching a video warning against the dangers of unscrupulous immigration representatives offering immigration services. |
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| Majority of Indian Students in Canada Apply for Permanent Residency | ||
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With the success rate of Indian students becoming Permanent Residents (PR) in Canada recorded at 99 per cent, Canada has a high population of Indian students today. |
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| Canadian Government to provide $2 million to help medical professionals | ||
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The Canadian government has provided more than $2 million to help foreign doctors become paramedics, give more English-language instruction to adults and provide more resources to those settling in Edmonton and northern Alberta. |
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| Fast Track residency offered by Immigration Canada to Indian families | ||
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According to Indian news sites, the Canadian government has launched a special Canadian visa offering permanent residency for Indian families who can invest eight lakh Canadian dollars. |
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| Fast-Track Plan for Business Traveller Visa | ||
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According to Canadian news sources, Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) is working on a plan to fast-track some business travellers to Canada, allowing them to obtain visas much faster than other visitors. |
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