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Canada

Canada is one of the largest countries in the world, also one of the most powerful and the one of the most favored countries to live in. It is also considered as one of the cleanest countries in the world.

 

English and French are the official languages of Canada. Although it is part of North America, you can see a European influence in the country since it is once colonized by Europe. It is still under a constitutional monarchy under Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.

 

Capital: Ottawa

Largest City: Toronto

Official languages: English and French

Government: Federal Parliamentary Democracy and Constitutional Monarchy

Demonym: Canadian

Area: 9,984,670 km2

Population: 34,151,000

Currency: Canadian dollar


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Canada Issues Stricter Rules to Protect Foreign Workers
Aug 31, 2010
New regulation to protect foreign temporary workers is set to take effect next year in Canada  more...
New Relief for Manadatorily Detained Non-Citizens
Jul 9, 2010
People in criminal detention count the days until their release from prison. They look forward to doing simple things like taking a walk on the street, going to a restaurant, or visiting a friend.  more...
Universities that Offers Study Program in Canada
May 29, 2010
Canada has about hundreds of good university and colleges that offers quality education to both Canadian students and foreign students who want to study in Canada.  more...
Canada: Expat’s Choice to Settle in
Jan 25, 2010

Based on the survey, majority of the expatriates surveyed chosen Canada as the best country to work and settle in among the other 26 countries.

 

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Benefits of Working Abroad
Dec 7, 2009

For fresh college graduates in Canada who does not want to explore the corporate world yet, working abroad is an attractive endeavor. There are opportunities to work in many countries like Australia that offers Working Holidaymaker Program to foreigners.

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Saskatchewan Expects 10,000 Expats This Year
Jul 27, 2009

Saskatchewan, Canada is still in need of more foreign workers to sustain their need for labor market. The province immigration minister Rob Norris says that they are expecting 10,000 international migrants in the next 12 to 18 months.

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Vancouver Voted As Easiest City To Live In
Jun 15, 2009
Vancouver, Canada was named as the easiest city to live in. Australian and European Cities also dominate the top spots while US cities struggled on the 30th-50th positions. African and Asian countries dominates the bottom spot. Which city named the worst?...  more...
More Job Opportunities in Canada
Apr 4, 2009

The Philippine government had a good relationship with Canada in terms of immigration. A Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) was signed by the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) with Canadian prime provinces of Alberta, Saskatchewan, British Columbia, and Manitoba.

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Saskatchewan: Canada’s Bread Basket
Jan 9, 2009

There are a lot of work opportunities available in Saskatchewan, Canada. Locals and expats alike find themselves in a province and a country that aims to make sure that its residents find worthwhile employment.

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The Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program
Aug 15, 2008

In our previous article, FAQ’s of the Manitoba Nominee Program, we discussed how and who can apply for Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP). In this article, we provide the assessment processes where your application may suit.

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FAQ’s of the Manitoba Nominee Program
Jul 22, 2008

Manitoba, Canada is seeking skilled immigrants through Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP). The program selects skilled workers who can be an asset to the economy of the province. Interested applicants are required to have the training/work experience, and language ability to be employed in Manitoba.

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FAQ's About Canadian Immigration Consultants
Jul 11, 2008

There are so many immigration consultancy firms nowadays that it is hard to tell if all of them really have the authority and proper accreditation to offer their services. Here is a quick list of frequently asked questions regarding immigration consultants in Canada and the answers: 

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Job Hunting In Manitoba
Jun 27, 2008

Working in Manitoba has two basic requirements - good English and Canadian work experience.  But the good thing about these strict requirements is that the Manitoba government is there to help.  It has a lot of free English classes for those who wish to improve their English.  And its community agencies are just a call away should you need assistance in looking for a job.

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Immigrant Visas for Foreign Workers in Canada
Oct 1, 2007

Due to the serious shortage of workers, it is possible that Canada will grant immigrant visas to foreign workers in the coming years. This is according to Peter Sutherland, the Ambassador of Canada to the Philippines.

 

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Travel through Student Work Abroad Program (SWAP)
May 25, 2007

A program called Student Work Abroad Program (SWAP) allows US citizens between the ages of 18 and 30 to travel and work in Canada for six months. The students can get a job through various industries that hire part time or seasonal workers like in retail, clerical and hospitality/tourism industry.

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Cost of Living in Canada
Apr 9, 2007

Before you finally decide to work in Canada, we would like to give you a guide on how much would it cost you living and working in here. It is cheaper to live in Canada than that of Europe. Like any other countries, cost of living here varies in your location.  The most expensive cities are Vancouver, Toronto and Montreal while Charlottetown, Winnipeg and Edmonton are much cheaper.

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Working in Canada (Part II)
Aug 5, 2005
What are jobs are available in Canada? Find out how you can find work in Canada here.  more...
Working in Canada (Part I)
Jul 13, 2005
Canada is one of the top countries many overseas workers of different nationalities go to. Here are the vital information about Canada and how to work in Canada.  more...
Working Temporarily in Canada
Feb 28, 2005
Every year over 90,000 foreign workers enter Canada working temporarily to help Canadian employers address skill shortages in Canada. More opportunities are created for all job seekers.  more...
FAQs on Canadian Citizenship
Dec 26, 2003
Many Filipinos are enrolled to caregiver schools in the hope of landing a job in Canada. This, as we all know, is but a step to a bigger dream and that is to grab a citizenship grant. Ever wonder what it takes to be a Canadian citizen and what requirements you have to meet to be one? Read this.  more...

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