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Benefits of obtaining a Canada Green Card

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A Green Card is a status document issued by the US government that allows an individual to legally enter, work and reside in the US. Though Canada does not issue a green card, the permanent resident card issued by Canada can be called Canada green card and it is very much similar to US green card. Like the US Green Card, the “Canada green card” allows individuals to live and work in Canada.

But there are also certain remarkable differences between Canada green card and US green card. While the US green card gives the bearer permission to live and work in the US, a Canadian permanent resident card or Canada green card gives the bearer right to live and work in Canada. While in the US, permanent residence is a privilege, in Canada, it is a legal entitlement

Benefits of having a Canada Green Card

Canada Green Card or Canada Permanent Residence card offers a number of benefits and rights to its holder.

1. As per the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedom, a permanent resident have the right to live and work anywhere in Canada.

  1. He/she can move freely throughout the country and work in any Canadian province.
  2. A permanent resident can sponsor their family to live in Canada.
  3. If a permanent resident’s child is born in Canada, the child will be conferred with Canadian citizenship
  4. A permanent resident has access to the universal healthcare services of Canada

How to keep your Canada Green Card or Permanent Residence Card valid?

While a Canada permanent resident card or Canada green card holder is free to leave the country, he/she has to physically reside in Canada for a minimum of 730 days during a period of five years. The days need not be consecutive. The permanent residence card or Canada green card will be revoked if the holder does not stay in Canada for the allotted time.

While returning from another country, the permanent resident will have to present his permanent residency card or Canada green card to the visa officer. So it is important to carry this card while travelling.

Canada Permanent Residence Card and US Green Card: Differences

  • While a US green card gives the holder permission to live and work in the US, a Canadian permanent residence card gives the holder right to live and work in Canada.
  • US green card holders must show their cards to US authorities anytime they demand. But Canada permanent resident cardholders need to show their card only while re-entering Canada after an international travel.

How to obtain Canada green card?

Canada green card or permanent resident card can be obtained through one of the following ways or streams:

The Independent/Skilled Worker Category

To qualify for permanent residence card or Canada green card under this category, the applicant must have the educational qualifications, skills and work experience, which will be assessed using a point system. Points are also given for various other credentials such as age, language proficiency, work experience and education and the applicants require minimum 67 out of  100 points to qualify.

Business Immigration

This category is for investors and self-employed persons to obtain the “Canada green card”. The investors must invest a specific amount of money in a Canadian business and must have enough experience in running a business. The self-employed applicants must be able to purchase or establish a business in Canada.

Family Class

Under family class category, a permanent resident or citizen of Canada can sponsor their close relative or spouse to become permanent residents or Canada green card holders in the country.

Canadian Experience Class

Under this category, individuals who have come to Canada for studies or with the temporary work permit can apply for a Canada green card or permanent residence in Canada. But the applicant must be proficient in one of the two official languages of Canada and have work experience in Canada.

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Biometrics

Biometrics requirements while applying for Canada immigration

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As part of the expansion of biometric program, Canada has decided to make it mandatory for most of the immigration applicants to submit biometrics including fingerprints and a photo. Biometrics is the measurement of an individual’s unique physical characteristics, such as fingerprints and facial features. The purpose of collecting biometric details is to verify the applicant’s identity. It reduces the chances of false or mistaken identity and thus protect the integrity of the Canadian immigration system.

Starting from July 31st, 2018, onwards, every applicant of visitor visa, study or work permit (except U.S. nationals), or permanent residence will have to provide their biometrics as part of the application process. Repeat travellers to Canada will have to provide biometrics once in every 10 years.

With the help of biometrics, Canada immigration authorities aim to prevent:

  • identity fraud and theft;
  • known criminals from entering Canada;
  • deportees from re-entering Canada without permission; and
  • failed refugee claimants from re-entering Canada using false identity documents.

But the following categories of persons are exempted from providing biometrics:

  • Canadian citizens, citizenship applicants (including passport applicants), or existing permanent residents;
  • children under the age of 14;
  • applicants over the age of 79 (there is no upper age exemption for asylum claimants);
  • visa-exempt nationals coming to Canada as tourists who hold a valid Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA);
  • heads of state and heads of government;
  • cabinet ministers and accredited diplomats of other countries and the United Nations, coming to Canada on official business;
  • U.S. visa holders transiting through Canada;
  • refugee claimants or protected persons who have already provided biometrics and are applying for a study or work permit;
  • temporary resident applicants who have already provided biometrics in support of a permanent resident application that is still in progress.

If the applicant is in Canada at the time of applying for a visa, study permit or work permit, he/she need not give biometrics.

The new rule will come into effect on July 31, 2018, for the applicants from Europe, the Middle East and Africa. The applicants from Asia, Asia Pacific and the Americas will be required to provide biometrics from December 31, 2018.

Biometric service points

The applicants are supposed to provide their biometrics at their nearest biometric service points. Currently, there are 192 biometric service points across the world, including the United States.

In India, biometric service points are located in:

  • Ahmedabad
  • Bangalore
  • Chandigarh
  • Chennai
  • Hyderabad
  • Jalandhar
  • Kolkata
  • Mumbai
  • New Delhi
  • Pune

In United Arab Emirates, biometric service points are located in Dubai and Abu Dhabi.
The biometric information of the applicants will be encrypted and sent to a secure database of the Government of Canada. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) will check these details against the records of:

  • criminals
  • refugee claimants
  • deportees and
  • temporary resident applicants

Any matches to existing RCMP records will be analyzed by the visa officer, who will use the information to make a final decision on the application. When the applicant arrives in Canada, an officer of the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) will verify your identity using the biometric details that you have already submitted.
The Government of Canada has assured the safety of the biometric information. The information collected at the service point will be deleted after sending to the Canadian Immigration Biometrics Identification System.
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Alberta

Alberta introduces new appeal process for immigration application decisions

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Alberta region has modified the procedure for bid profiting the candidates who have submitted an application which stands refused. This process grants applicants to present a request for reconsideration when the purposes behind their plea are identified with the reasons settled in the decision letter specifically and furthermore and reveal that an error was submitted while assigning program criteria in the application. Such requests for reevaluation ought to be given within 30 days from the date when the letter of the decision was issued. Only the candidate whose name shows up in the letter can make the request. Besides, it should be the only request which is submitted.

Alberta Human Rights Act (AHRA) protects Albertans from being discriminated on the prior premise in regard of notification (including newspaper advertisements, posters, publications, and so forth) goods, services, accommodation or facilities generally accessible to the general population; work practices or business advertising, tenancy, and membership in a trade union.

The AINP is one of Canada’s Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs), which enable Canadian regions and territories to assign people for permanent residence in view of criteria set by the province. The Alberta Immigrant Nominee Program (AINP) expresses that a response might be given within 30 days from the date when the reexamination appeal is made. CanApprove helps with the new process, enables applicants to submit a request for reconsideration if the justification for their appeal is: directly related to the reasons expressed in the decision letter and they can exhibit that an error was made in applying program criteria to the application.

According to the AINP the grounds when the application won’t be considered are the accompanying: Requesting a special case/exception for the criteria of the program, At the point when the competitor needs to submit new proof, or reaffirm the confirmation, which is given in the application, When the candidate is not satisfied with the decision or any part of the conclusion, At the point when the candidate needs to ask for Humanitarian thought. The Program expresses that there will be no confirmation that such demand for reconsideration will prompt re-assessment of the application.

Every area and territory in Canada has its own worker’s compensation board (WCB).The Alberta WCB deals with workers compensation insurance based on legislation. We can help with a chance to submit new proof or re-express the confirmation submitted in the application; if unsatisfied with an ultimate conclusion or a part of an official choice. Candidates who wish to present a Request for Reconsideration to the AINP must finish the Request for Reconsideration frame and email it to the AINP.

Once a Request for Reconsideration has been submitted:

A computerized email will be sent recognizing receipt of the request. A reaction will be issued. The Request for Reconsideration form will be reviewed and an email will be sent advising the candidate if the demand meets the conditions required for a review on the decision of the application. If the demand meets the conditions required, an officer who was not associated with the original decision will conduct a review of the decision on the application. There is no guarantee that a Request for Reconsideration will bring about the application being re-evaluated.

 

Canadian study permit

5 simple ways to fast-track a Canadian study permit application

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Consistently Canada invites many worldwide understudies seeking after their post-secondary studies in Canadian college, school, dialect school or other institution. No fewer than 15 Canadian colleges are found in the best 300 worldwide advanced education top institutions, as per QS Rankings. Canada’s high academic standards and thorough quality controls guarantee that the degree you acquire here will open the ways to your dream career. A reality is that the United Nations has reliably positioned Canada as outstanding amongst other spots to live. If you are an international student, you are qualified for all openings and benefits that are concurred to local Canadians.

The process of applying for a student visa or a Canadian study permit can be made as follows:

1. Submit your application

Submission of an application can be done online or via a Visa Application Centre (VAC). Immigration Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) suggests you to consult a nearby VAC while setting up your application for a study permit. CanApprove makes it easier for you to submit your application with our hassle free Canadian study permit services.
We can ensure your application is finished and meets the greater part of IRCC’s necessities. Address your concerns in your local language followed by offering a tracking service, which helps exchanging your documents and individual data safely with biometrics if required.

2. Make application submission as early as possible

IRCC instructs that you send your application for a study permit as ahead of schedule and no less than three to four months before the beginning of your classes. You can use Canada Immigration processing tool to find out the average processing time for a study permit or connect with us to know more about when and how to apply for your study permit. Our expert team can guide you with recent and reliable information.

3. Get a medical exam and police clearance

This necessity depends upon the length of stay and your current country of residence. Staying in Canada for longer than six months you will be required to show medical exam results. If you resided or stayed in any exceptional countries for six or more months, before coming to Canada you will need a medical exam.
Note that it is not compulsory to have your exam results when presenting the study permit application. In any case, you can avoid delays by completing your medical examination and presenting the outcomes along with your application. IRCC may expect a police certificate from potential international students. It is best to acquire one early as possible.

4. Make sure the data and documents are exact

Ensure that you have presented all the important documents and that all pages have been finished precisely. Your application will be returned if the data provided is hazy. It is always nice to have the help of a specialist like CanApprove to check all the documents to be submitted. Also, we can aid you to get certified translations in either official languages, English or French, of all the documents.

5. Pay all the required expenses on time

IRCC warns that if you failed to pay the required fees on time, it may affect the approval of your study permit application. For any payment clarity, you can contact our centers.

 

 

engineering

Study in Germany

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Get a Master’s in Engineering from Germany for FREE!

If you aspire to pursue a postgraduate program in Engineering abroad, Germany is one of the best choices you can make. Many German public universities offer postgraduate courses in Engineering with no tuition fees and English as a medium of instruction.

1. International Master of Landscape Architecture (IMLA)

The International Master of Landscape Architecture (IMLA) at Weihenstephan-Triesdorf University of Applied Sciences is the best option if the applicant is a graduate in landscape architecture, landscape planning, landscape construction, landscape management, architecture, town planning or physical planning. In order to apply, the applicant must have above average marks to apply and be proficient in the English language at level B2 of the Common European Reference Framework for Languages (CEFR) or equivalent. Though the students do not need to pay any tuition fees, they will have to pay enrolment fees, approximately EUR150. The living cost is approximately EUR 800-900 per month.

2. Automation & IT

The Master’s degree in Automation and IT offered by TH Köln is a fully accredited program covering the areas of both industrial automation and computer science. Though students do not need to pay any tuition fees, they will have to pay an administrative fee for student services and student union fee, approximately EUR 85. The monthly living cost is around EUR 700-850. The applicant must have certified proficiency in English: TOEFL (550 points), Computer TOEFL (213 points), Internet (80 points), IELTS (band 6.0), Cambridge Certificate in Advanced English, Level C1 or equivalent certificate. The minimum qualification required to apply is a Bachelor’s in the field of engineering science, computer science, computer engineering, or informatics.

3. Renewable Energy Systems – Environmental and Process Engineering

The Renewable Energy Systems – Environmental and Process Engineering program at Hamburg University of Applied Sciences trains students to develop, plan, design, execute, operate and service renewable energy systems, particularly solar thermal systems, photovoltaic systems, biogas, biomass to liquid and wind energy systems. The courses and exams are in English, though optional courses are offered in German. The applicant must have a Bachelor’s degree in environmental engineering, process engineering or a similar field, with the academic grade equivalent to the German grade 2.5. Enrolment fee is approximately EUR 321 per semester and living costs are approximately EUR 700 to 900.

Ontario’s Masters and PhD Graduate Streams

Ontario’s Masters and PhD Graduate Streams

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The Canadian province of Ontario started accepting Canada Immigration/Permanent Residency applications from interested international post-graduates from the Masters and PhD Graduate Streams on October 12th, 2017.

These two streams are extremely popular and whenever they start accepting applications, they reach their intake limits within a few days. While Ontario did not disclose how many applications will be accepted for the current application intake period, the Masters Graduate Stream reached its intake limit the day they announced the opening of both the streams. Therefore, Ontario is no longer accepting registrations for the Masters Graduate Stream. However, registration is still open for the OINP PhD Graduate Stream.

Through the Masters Graduate Stream and the PhD Graduate Stream, both streams linked with the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP), Ontario enables skilled international students who want to live and work in Ontario obtain a Nomination Certificate which expedites their Canadian Immigration process.

International Students Category is designed for international students with a Master’s degree or a PhD obtained in Canada who want to live and work permanently in Ontario.

OINP Masters Graduate Stream applicants must:

  • Intend to live and work in Ontario.
  • Be a graduate of a Master’s program from a publicly funded University in Ontario.
  • Have completed one academic year on a full-time basis.
  • Submit the application no later than two years from the date of completion of the Master’s degree. Or submit the application during his/her last semester of study in the program.
  • Be currently residing in Ontario with legal status.
  • Be proficient in English and/or French.
  • Demonstrate sufficient funds to support themselves and their dependents.
  • Have lived in Ontario for at least one complete year during the past two years.

OINP PhD Graduate Stream applicants must:

  • Have graduated from an existing PhD program at an eligible publicly funded university in Ontario. Or successfully completed the degree requirements for such a program (and are awaiting their degree). Or, have at least two years of completed PhD studies at an eligible publicly funded university in Ontario.
  • Application must be submitted no later than two years from the date the PhD was received.
  • Be currently residing in Ontario with legal status.
  • Be proficient in English and/or French.
  • Demonstrate sufficient funds to support themselves and their dependents.
Social Work degree

Advantages of obtaining a Social Work degree from abroad

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Social workers make a positive impact and contribute much towards the well being of the society. They help people struggling with addictions, lend an ear to the worries and problems and people and thus make the lives of many easier.

Career in Social Work

A Social Work degree offers you a promising career with a number of job options including charity officer, family support worker etc. Besides, as a social worker, you develop transferrable skills including effective communication, problem-solving and team work that will prove worthy for many other jobs.

 Social Work degree from abroad

If social work is your passion, and this is the sector where you plan to build a career, studying abroad will help you in many ways. Listed below are some of the advantages of earning a Social Work degree from abroad.

It gives you valuable experience: In the field of social work, hands-on experience is valued the most. A Social Work degree from abroad is sure to impress your employer as it shows your commitment towards the field. It also helps students develop a better and inclusive framework for addressing the various social problems in their home country.

You get a fresh perspective: Pursuing a Social Work degree program abroad will give you a fresh perspective to approach the challenges and a better discretion on the feasibility of plans. Each country has its own problems and each one of them approaches these problems in different ways. Observing these differences will deepen the understanding and knowledge of students.

Language acquisition: You may have to learn a new language along with pursuing your course as you will need to communicate with people. Proficiency in a foreign language will be an added advantage when you look for a job after your studies.

Cross-cultural communication: A Social Work degree from abroad will give you a better understanding on how to communicate with people from different cultural backgrounds. You will be meeting people from different walks of life and you will know better how to help those in need.

 Some of the best countries and institutions to pursue Social Work degree programs

Canada

  • Fleming College
  • Durham College
  • Seneca College
  • Centennial College
  • Fanshawe College

UK

  • Aston University, Birmingham
  • De Montfort University
  • University of Bedfordshire
  • Glasgow Caledonian University
  • Anglia Ruskin University
  • University of Greenwich
  • Bath Spa University
  • Plymouth University

New Zealand

  • Universal College of Learning(UCOL)
  • Eastern Institute of Technology
  • Southern Institute of Technology
  • College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Australia

  • RMIT University
  • The University of Queensland
  • Australian Catholic University
  • Canberra Institute of Technology(CIT)
  • University of New South Wales
  • Western Sydney University

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BC PNP Tech Pilot is a fast-track immigration pathway for in-demand foreign workers and international students. It aims to attract

Immigration through BC PNP Tech Pilot

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The demand for technology talents in the Canadian province of British Columbia is increasing at a fast pace. As technology is a sector that contributes significantly towards the economic growth of the province, the Ministry of Jobs, Trade and Technology gives utmost priority to attract and retain the best tech talents. It was with this aim, BC PNP Tech Pilot was launched under the British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program (BC PNP) in 2017.

What is BC PNP Tech Pilot?

BC PNP Tech Pilot is a fast-track immigration pathway for in-demand foreign workers and international students. It aims to attract skilled workers to the province of British Columbia, meet the demand for technology talent of the tech companies, and expand the technology talent pool of the province. BC PNP Tech Pilot sends invitations to qualified registrants with valid job offers in the 32 key technology occupations every week. The major advantage for candidates invited under the BC PNP Tech Pilot is that they enjoy speedier processing of their applications. But in order to be eligible, the applicants must have a full-time indeterminate job offer from an eligible BC employer.

BC PNP Tech Pilot: In-demand occupations

Under the BC PNP Tech Pilot scheme, invitations are sent to only the qualified individuals in any one of the 32 in-demand occupations identified in the 2016 Tech Talent BC Report. These occupations are identified by their respective National Occupational Classification (NOC) code. They are:

Occupation NOC
Purchasing managers 0113
Telecommunication carriers managers 0131
Computer and information systems managers 0213
Managers – publishing, motion pictures, broadcasting and performing arts 0512
Professional occupations in advertising, marketing and public relations 1123
Civil engineers 2131
Mechanical engineers 2132
Electrical and Electronics engineers 2133
Chemical engineers 2134
Computer engineers(Except software engineers and designers) 2147
Information systems analysts and consultants 2171
Database analysts and data administrators 2172
Software engineers and designers 2173
Computer programmers and interactive media developers 2174
Web designers and developers 2175
Biological technologists and technicians 2221
Electrical and electronics engineering technologists and technicians 2241
Electronic service technicians (household and business equipment) 2242
Industrial instrument technicians and mechanics 2243
Computer network technicians 2281
User support technicians 2282
Information systems testing technicians 2283
Business development officers and marketing researchers and consultants 4163
Authors and writers 5121
Editors 5122
Translators, terminologists and interpreters 5125
Broadcast technicians 5224
Audio and video recording technicians 5225
Other technical and co-ordinating occupations in motion pictures, broadcasting and the performing arts 5226
Support occupations in motion pictures, broadcasting, photography and the performing arts 5227
Graphic designers and illustrators 5241
Technical sales specialists – wholesale trade  6221

 The process

An eligible candidate can register online for the BC PNP Tech Pilot for free after which he/she will receive a registration score. In the registration process, the candidate must provide information regarding his/her supporting BC employer. The highest scoring applicants will receive invitations following the weekly tech draw of the BC PNP Tech Pilot. In order to receive the invitation, the applicant and the employer must meet all the required criteria. From the date when the applicant receives the invitation, he/she can submit a complete online application within 30 days. The application fee is $700.

The applications are processed on priority basis. The selected candidates will receive a nomination under BC PNP with which they can apply for permanent residence in Canada.

The nominated candidates who meet the conditions will receive a work permit support letter. With this letter, they can apply for or renew their work permit. It means, they can keep working throughout the process.

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10 Reasons to Choose Canada

10 Reasons to Choose Canada

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Canada is the world’s second largest country (by area) with 36.5 million people residing in its 10 provinces and 3 territories.

1.STANDARD OF LIVING

In addition to being ranked 9th in the United Nations (UN) quality of life ranking in 2016, Canada has ranked 9th out of 200 countries in the UN’s annual Human Development Index (HDI). Furthermore, out of 140 cities evaluated for the most livable cities in the world by The Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU); Vancouver, Toronto and Calgary (all cities in Canada) were among the top five.

2.MEDICAL BENEFITS

Canada provides state-funded healthcare facilities that enable people from all walks of life to have access to quality healthcare without worrying about paying heavy fees. Plus, if you are a Canadian citizen or a permanent resident, basic healthcare is completely free of cost!

3.SAFETY AND SECURITY

Canada has strict gun laws, it is not only illegal to own handguns but only one-third of the population have a license to carry firearms – it is no wonder Canada was named the World’s most peaceful country in 2007 by The Economist. Additionally, the Legatum Global Prosperity Index (2016) has ranked Canada #2 in the world in personal freedom that measures the national progress towards basic legal rights, individual freedoms, and social tolerance.

4.GROWING ECONOMY

Since mid-2016, Canada’s economy has grown at a 4.3 per cent annual rate. Based on data from the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund, according to Business Insider, Canada ranks 20th out of the top 25 richest countries in the world with a GDP per capita of $45,981. Canada is also one of the most powerful countries in the world as it is a member of the G8 and Canada is one of the top Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) countries in spending on public postsecondary education.

5. IMMIGRATION OPTIONS

Canada has a fast-track system for immigration called Express-Entry for skilled workers. The skills of the applicants are ranked on their specific talents and job prospects through the Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) – the applicants with the highest ranking are offered permanent residency. 30 draws and up to 70,000 invitations with CRS scores below 450 are expected to be issued in 2017 for the Canadian immigration authorities to meet this year’s targeted annual immigration levels.

Canada has a Provincial Nomination Program (PNP) that enables Provincial and Territorial governments in Canada to attract immigrants to their region. This program enables individuals with the skills and experience required by the province(s) participating in Canada’s PNP to receive a Provincial Nomination Certificate which expedites the Canadian immigration and the Canadian Permanent Residency process.

6. IMMIGRANT-FRIENDLY

Approximately 20% of Canada’s 35 million people are from a foreign land, which makes Canada one of the world’s most multicultural countries. The diversity in Canada makes settling easier for immigrants as it plays a vital role in forming the tolerant and welcoming attitude of the government and people of Canada. The Legatum Global Prosperity Index (2016) revealed that Canada ranks 3rd out of 148 nations in the Social Capital sub-index which measures the strength of personal relationships, social network support, social norms and civic participation in a country.

Furthermore, Canada has many immigrant-serving organizations to help newcomers settle in. These organizations are funded by the government and their services are free. They are excellent sources of information and guidance. They also provide assistance with finding a job, finding accommodation, obtaining official government documents, learning English and/or French and obtaining other professional and/or educational qualifications.

7.RENOWNED EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTES

Canada is home to an excellent education system hence providing quality education to its residents. Canada provides both public and private education systems. The public schools are funded by the government and are free for students till 12th Grade. Canada is also equipped with public colleges and universities where students pay tuition that is substantially less than private colleges and universities. Some of the top Universities in the world like McGill University, University of British Columbia and University of Toronto are in Canada.

8.EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNTIES

The Legatum Global Prosperity Index (2016) has ranked Canada 3rd out of 149 nations in Business Environment. The Business Environment sub-index measures a country’s entrepreneurial environment including its business infrastructure, barriers to innovation and labour market flexibility. This ranking indicates that there are great employment opportunities available in Canada for people from all walks of life.

9.NATURAL BEAUTY

Canada has some of the most beautiful scenery in the world – Niagara Falls in Ontario; Banff National Park in Alberta; Prince Edward Island; Quebec’s Laurentian Mountains; and the Capilano River area in British Columbia.

10.JUSTIN TRUDEAU

Trudeau was elected the 23rd Prime Minister of Canada in October 2015. Since he was appointed, Trudeau has welcomed more than 28,000 Syrian refugees to Canada. He appointed Canada’s first ever gender balanced cabinet and lowered taxes for the middle class. Justin Trudeau represents Canada, and therefore his personality and actions are indicative of the amicable, tolerant and empathetic characteristics of Canada.

 

 

 

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