Extending the program would help international students find jobs in a challenging market, job fair participants say
“I am proud of my daughter for supporting herself here but I cannot become a burden for her.”
Although newcomers may pass the expectations of government officials as skilled workers, this doesn't guarantee their employment upon arrival.
B.C. needs a comprehensive strategy, to address the staggering number of job openings expected over the next ten years, states a new
Industry critics want structural changes for the province's Practice Ready Assessment program to have any effect.
Refugees continue to seek justice, even in their adopted countries.
President and CEO of Imagine Canada, Bruce MacDonald, comments on the role the non-profit sector plays in employing immigrants.
New initiative looks at how some of Canada's biggest employers can play a key role in expediting refugees' integration.
The current patchwork approach across provinces and territories creates accreditation barriers for immigrants and domestic professionals alike.
A basic guide to the Express Entry program.