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The Province is making it easier for people to become certified in the skilled trades sector with two new initiatives as part of the plan to grow Nova Scotia’s skilled trades workforce. Funding more training seats in high-demand trades has resulted in almost 200...
A man who emigrated from Mexico to Newfoundland is sharing his story of success and finding his place in a new country. Adrian Siera came to the province with his wife and two teenagers in October 2020 after determining that Mexico City was “no longer a place to raise...
February 13th 2024, a local news outlet, NTV visited our office during our 12th anniversary celebration. Below is a snippet from the original news hour broadcast. Source video: https://ntv.ca/evening-newshour/
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE St. John’s, Newfoundland & Labrador, February 7th, 2024 Work Global Canada Inc. Celebrates Milestone Anniversary with Commitment to Newcomers and Employers A Celebration of Diversity and Opportunity Work Global Canada Inc. is thrilled to...
Ottawa, February 5, 2024—Further information is being provided to clarify the announcement of an intake cap on new international study permit applications and other changes. International students make important contributions to Canada’s campuses, communities and...
January 22, 2024—Ottawa—International students enrich our communities and are a critical part of Canada’s social, cultural and economic fabric. In recent years, the integrity of the international student system has been threatened. Some institutions have significantly...
News release January 16, 2024, Caraquet, New Brunswick—Francophone immigration plays a crucial role in Canada’s economic growth and promotes the vitality of Francophone minority communities and meet labour needs across the country. Today, the Honourable Marc Miller,...
December 11, 2023—Ottawa, Ontario—Canada continues to benefit from the interest shown by young people from around the world who wish to come here to acquire and contribute professional skills, travel and take part in the Canadian experience. The Honourable Marc...
Federal government announced changes on Thursday An international student at Memorial University in St. John's says federal changes to the amount of required income for international students will provide transparency on what is needed to live in Canada but will also...
Applicants will soon need to show they have access to $20,635 instead of $10,000 Canada's immigration minister on Thursday announced a slew of new requirements for foreign students wanting to come study in Canada. Starting next year, Marc Miller said prospective...