- Ontario accepting more skilled newcomers, nominee program to reopen streams
Laura Albanese, Minister of Citizenship and Immigration makes the announcement about the reopened streams under the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP).
Ontario is continuing to help businesses attract the talented people they need to compete globally by accepting more skilled newcomers than ever before through its successful Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program ...
- Canadian permanent residents exempt from Donald Trump’s travel ban
Canada’s top national security adviser says the federal government received no warning about U.S. President Donald Trump’s travel ban for citizens of predominantly Muslim nations, and had to read about the details in the news.
The revelation capped a weekend of chaos at airports, court challenges and large protests in defiance ...
- New stats prove more than ever that Canada is a nation of immigrants
New data from Statistics Canada proves more than ever that Canada is a nation of immigrants.
According to the report Immigration and Diversity: Population Projections for Canada and its Regions, 2011 to 2036, if current immigration levels continue in the coming years, the proportion of immigrants in Canada’s population could reach between 24.5 per cent ...
- Canadian immigration applications could soon be assessed by computers
Ottawa is quietly working on a plan to use computers to assess immigration applications and make some of the decisions currently made by immigration officers, the Star has learned.
Since 2014, the Immigration Department has been developing what’s known as a “predictive analytics” system, which would evaluate applications in a way ...
- Get a head start with these top five — mostly digital — job trends
The world of recruiting and talent acquisition continues to evolve — and 2017 promises to be a roller-coaster ride with more changes expected in the coming months.
Here are five top career trends to watch out for in 2017. Get a head start and begin your new year on a winning ...
