How Donald Trump’s Proposed Economic Policies and Populist Rhetoric Could Affect the Economy and Immigration in Canada Uncertain times lie ahead for both Americans and Canadians now that Donald Trump has been elected President of the United States. Trump has promised drastic changes to both the economic and social systems in the United States. While …
Recently Announced Changes to Corporate Immigration Policies Will Make It Easier for Temporary Foreign Workers to Stay in Canada Canadian farmers feeling the effects of labour shortages will be relieved as recent changes to corporate immigration laws allow temporary foreign workers to stay in Canada for longer. The change means employers can choose to renew …
The Federal Government Plans to Implement a New Processing System Once the Program Opens in January 2017 On December 14, 2016, the federal government announced that it will change the way applications for the parent and grandparent sponsorship stream are processed by eliminating the “first-come, first-serve” basis on which applications have been accepted in the …
For Studies In Canada, American Students Need More Funding And Reliable Immigration Law Information Thanks to the lower cost of university education in Canada—at least, when compared to the often unattainable tuition costs in the United States—many American students are coming to study in Canada. The application process for Canadian universities is also much simpler …
Despite Election Outcome, There Are No Plans To Increase Staff To Handle Influx Of Applications During the U.S. presidential election campaign, many Americans claimed they would move to Canada if Donald Trump was elected president. Now that he has been elected, there are concerns over his immigration plans, specifically with regards to Mexican immigration. Trump’s …
