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This July 1 we celebrate the national Canada Day. This 2013, the Reputation Institute published the results of a survey to determine the world reputation of every country. Guess who ranked first?
Starting March 2012, the Quebec government made various changes in the regulations for the submission of an Application for a Quebec Selection Certificate, one being the requirement to present most documents only in certified copies (or originals). Obtaining a certified
One of the main objectives of the Canadian Immigration Law is to to see that families are reunited in Canada (Article 3(1)(d)). However due to the high number of applications of parent and grantparent sponsorship, the government had to put
Every year in Montreal is host to two-day immigration fair called Le Salon de l’Immigration, where immigrants and aspiring immigrants can find pertinent information on employment, settlement, integration and immigration processes. It is with pride and pleasure that Martineau &
A record number of visas was issued in 2012 by the Canadian government: almost 1 million. This represents a 40% increase compared to 2004 and it is the result of the current government plan to speed and ease the process
As announced in our blog some months ago, only one year of work experience will now be required in order to be eligible under the Canadian Experience Class program. Another welcomed change is the creation of the Federal Skilled Trades
The Canadian government has published the immigration plan for the year 2013. The accepted number of immigrants will be the same as in the last five years, meaning some 250,000 persons.
Today, August 17, 2012, the Canadian Government published some proposed changes to the Federal Skilled Worker Program. The program is expected to be reopened in January 2013 upon approval of these changes.
Based on a decision published in the Official Gazette on June 29, 2012, the suspension of the receipt of certain applications for a Quebec Selection Certificate is now in force, with slight changes to the new regulations published in March
The last week of June 2012 was of many hopes in respect to Federal immigration programs – new lists of professions were expected, new programs for businesspeople and investors, new programs for low-skilled workers, the Canadian Experience class made more
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