Live In Canada

When immigrating to a new country as a professional, skilled tradesman, or semi-skilled worker, people tend to gravitate toward major cities. For example, 118,000 immigrants, 35% of the total number who arrived in Canada last year, went to Toronto. Major cities offer a lot of jobs in Canada and support networks of other immigrants who have successfully settled in the country. But what if you could secure a job offer in a smaller city before you even land in Canada, which also happen

Alright, so by now we have talked about a lot of scams and the way scammers take advantage of good natured people who are interested in starting a new life in Canada. We thought we would use this post to do a quick recap of the signs to look out for when visiting potential immigration sites. There are also one or two updates and new pieces of advice on helping you identify if a Canadian immigration consultancy’s website is real or fake

How to Spot if a Canadian Visa

As we enter the first month of summer, we may not have a lot to cheer about, but the Immigration and Refugee Council of Canada (IRCC) have given us at least one reason. Their commitment to helping foreign immigrants looking to start a new life has not wavered since the start of the global pandemic, and our 151st and 152nd Express Entry draws just made 3,900 applicants dreams come true by inviting them to apply for permanent residency in Canada. The

Of all the scams doing the rounds, the fake email scam is probably the most popular Canadian immigration scam so far in 2020. Scammers take advantage of the fact that everyday we surf hundreds of websites, and naturally when we are interested in a certain topic, for example immigrating to Canada, we may visit multiple websites as we search for useful information. This is where online scam artists seize their opportunity. They will send you unsolicited emails which claim to be from a