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Record-Breaking Achievement: Canada’s Population Surges to 40 Million Residents

Record-Breaking Achievement: Canada’s Population Surges to 40 Million Residents

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Canada's population has achieved a historic milestone by reaching an unprecedented count of 40 million residents, as confirmed by Canadian Visa Professionals. This remarkable surge can be attributed to the consistent influx of over 400,000 new immigrants annually into the country.Between January and December 2022 alone, approximately 1.1 million individuals arrived in Canada as either permanent or temporary immigrants, marking the inaugural instance of a million-plus surge within a year.   Canadian Visa Professionals The recent report from Statistics Canada's shows that a staggering 95.9 percent of the populace's growth over the past year was attributable to international migration. Moreover, the report posits a conceivable projection: if the current immigration rates are upheld, Canada's populace could burgeon to 50 million within two decades.The ramifications of a growing populace on Canada's economic…
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Historic Event as 12-Year-Old Graduates from University in Canada

Historic Event as 12-Year-Old Graduates from University in Canada

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According to Canadian Visa Professionals, Canada just witnessed another historic moment as a 12-year-old girl graduated from a University in Canada.Anthaea-Grace Patricia Dennis is a history-maker—a 12-year-old graduate who just accepted her biomedical science degree a few weeks ago.An expert from Canadian Visa Professionals says Patricia is the youngest Canadian graduate in the history of university education in Canada. Patricia Dennis recently walked across the University of Ottawa stage to receive her bachelor’s degree in biomedical science.  More Details on Patricia Dennis Canadian Visa Professionals The Ottawa girl is indeed a prodigy that has made not only herself proud but all of her family and friends proud as well.Patricia Dennis started her program at nine years of age when most of her peers were enjoying recess, playing games, and chatting.When asked…
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Most Canadians Think 4-Day Work Week Is a Possibility

Most Canadians Think 4-Day Work Week Is a Possibility

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Canadian Visa Professionals could establish that most Canadians think a 4-day work week is a possibility they would like to explore. According to this new study conducted by Talent.com, a recruiting platform in Canada, about 93 percent of interviewed workers are interested in the four-day workweek model.  Canadian Visa Professionals If the recruiting agency interviewed 10 Canadian workers, about nine were interested in a four-day workweek.The survey also proves that many Canadians would rather put the 4-day workweek concept in their top three professional benefits above insurance and flexible work hours.   Work efficiency in the current 5-day workweek model Canadian Visa Professionals reports that, according to some workers, the 5-day work week makes them less productive. At least one in four admitted that their productivity declines across the work week. They…
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Survey: Half of the Canadian Firms will Increase their Pay Budgets During 2023

Survey: Half of the Canadian Firms will Increase their Pay Budgets During 2023

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A survey by Normandin Beaudry revealed that two-fifths of 440 employers had set apart an average of 1.2% in additional funds for salary raises. Some of the reasons for these respondents' actions are market adjustments and the need to retain a critical role. Another reason is the need to retain workers at risk of leaving.The respondents also said they're anticipating an average budget raise of 4.7% to allow for salary raises in 2023. Locations anticipating the highest budget increases are Quebec and Ontario. Canadian Visa Professionals added private businesses and nonprofit organizations are anticipating the highest budget raises.Ultimately, companies continue to invest in salary increase budgets in spite of the volatile economic condition. Darcy Clark, senior principal for compensation at Normandin Beaudry, said they are doing this to adjust to…
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Immigrants Push Nova Scotia’s Population Past One Million

Immigrants Push Nova Scotia’s Population Past One Million

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In spite of COVID-19, Nova Scotia has been having record numbers of immigrants. As a result, support organizations in the province have increased their capacity to meet demand. About 9,020 Canadian permanent residents arrived in Nova Scotia in 2021. This record exceeded the record in 2019, which was 7,580. This report shows that the rate of Canadian immigration has been on the rise in Nova Scotia despite the pandemic.In recent times, Nova Scotia's population has exceeded one million. This first-time record is due to the booming immigration and inter-provincial migration in the region. Canadian Visa Professionals suggested that newcomers should consider moving to the province. This is because Nova Scotia greatly supports immigrants. "This report shows that the rate of Canadian immigration has been on the rise in Nova Scotia despite…
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Canadian Immigration Brings Benefits to Nova Scotia

Canadian Immigration Brings Benefits to Nova Scotia

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The increasing Canadian immigration to Nova Scotia is beneficial to the province, according to Jill Balser, Nova Scotia's labour and immigration minister. She stated this because the movement of people into the area brings ideas to the province.The booming immigration to this province is said to be planned population growth. This system is supported, because the region is looking to bring in the required talent to build and grow the economy. Canadian Visa Professionals added that immigrants help make Nova Scotia more diverse and inclusive.The CEO of the Immigrant Services Association of Nova Scotia (ISANS), Jennifer Watts, also believes that Canadian immigration is contributing genuine benefits to the province. Watt said that ISANS is excited by the booming immigration to the region. She added that it is vital for the…
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Canada’s Housing Minister Seeks Foreign Construction Workers

Canada’s Housing Minister Seeks Foreign Construction Workers

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Canada's housing minister, Ahmed Hussen, is trying to stop the country's skyrocketing housing prices. The primary plan is to double the pace of housing construction within 10 years. Hussen stated that the housing supply issue is critical to Canada's future success. Thus, in order to keep attracting skilled immigrants, housing issues should be sorted. Moreover, this will help to sustain the expansion of the country's economy.The housing plan over the next decade is a daunting target for Canada's housing minister. This is because skilled labour in the building industry is scarce, said Canadian Visa Professionals. High Housing Prices in Canada From reports, Canadian housing prices have been on the high side since before the pandemic, but in the past two years, the prices have risen by over 50%. As a result,…
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Not Enough Workers for Construction Jobs in Canada

Not Enough Workers for Construction Jobs in Canada

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The Canadian government's plan for housing is to boost supply. This plan was laid out in the government's spring budget. In recent years, Canada has averaged about 200,000 new housing units annually. The government has promised to double the country's current rate of new construction over the next decade.Canadian Visa Professionals reported that this plan generated skepticism from analysts. Robert Kavcic stated that even if dollars become doughnuts, this won't happen. The senior economist with the Bank of Montreal said the statement not because of a lack of good intentions. Instead, he said it because of the scarcity of skilled labour in the construction sector. Economists Doubt the Feasibility of the Construction Plan Robert Kavcic of the Bank of Montreal pointed out that housing completions have been at the highest…
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Accountants in High Demand in Canadian Job Market

Accountants in High Demand in Canadian Job Market

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Earlier this year, Patrick Poulin, the group president of Randstad Canada, highlighted some skills as most important to employers in 2022. These skills include budgeting, accounting and quality control. They are of paramount importance to business owners trying to run a successful business during the pandemic. Also, from the report, the most sought-after professions for 2022 have been identified. These are salespeople, customer service representatives and scheduling specialists. Some other jobs in high demand in Canada are budgeting and accounting positions.Due to this report, Canadian Visa Professionals stated that there is high hope for new immigrants who are accountants to secure employment with ease in Canada. Reasons for Changes in the Most-Sought-After Jobs in Canada The job market in Canada has continued to evolve since the Covid-19 Pandemic. Due to this…
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In Honor of Asian Heritage Day: Data on Asians in Canada

In Honor of Asian Heritage Day: Data on Asians in Canada

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Statistics Canada marked Asian Heritage Month and published an infographic with interesting facts about immigration to Canada. For example, 7 of the top 10 places of birth for recent immigrants in 2016 were Asian nations: South Korea, the Philippines, India, China, Iran, Pakistan and Syria. Also, Asia was the region of birth for about half of Canada's immigrant population. Asian immigrants made up 48.1% of all immigrants in 2016.
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