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Category: Guides For Businesses

CUSMA facilitates simplified entry to Canada for American, Mexican nationals

A little-known international mobility program allows U.S. and Mexican nationals easier entry into Canada. As the largest free trade region in the world, the agreement is designed to promote economic growth and increase the standard of living for the nearly half a billion people in North America. What Is the Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA)? The […]

The top three reasons your immigration file is stuck in IRCC’s ‘review required’ and how to get it out

As Canada’s massive immigration backlog continues to spiral out of control, applicants may have to take matters into their own hands to stop their files from becoming lost and forgotten in the Immigration Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) bureaucracy. Months of silence on the status of your permanent residence application can feel almost as bad […]

How to Bring Foreign Tech Talent to Canada

Foreign workers will have a critical role to play if Canada’s booming tech sector is to live up to its extraordinary potential. And Immigration Refugees and Citizenship Canada is doing its part, providing an impressive slate of programs designed to help companies operating in the digital sphere meet staffing needs that the Canadian labour market […]

What Do Business Owners Need to Know About Operating in Canada?

What Are The Benefits of Opening A Business In Canada? Canada is a fantastic place to start a new business or invest in one. It offers a number of benefits, including: However, there’s a common misconception that foreign nationals automatically qualify to become a permanent resident if they start a business in Canada or invest […]

Work Permits Pursuant to International Free Trade Agreements

Work Permits Pursuant to International Free Trade Agreements Early in 2021, the Government of Canada invited around 27,300 skilled workers to stay under the Canadian Experience Class of the Express Entry pool. The government considers immigration “essential” to the economy, both in the short- and long-term. But the process of entering Canada as a worker […]

Immigrate to Canada as a Self-Employed Artist or Athlete

Immigrate to Canada as a Self-Employed Artist or Athlete Canada’s Self-Employed Persons Program is a unique initiative allowing you to apply for permanent residence if you’re a self-employed worker in the athletics or arts/cultural fields. This program is designed to promote economic and cultural development and employment in Canada by attracting individuals with valuable entrepreneurial […]