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Beginners Guide To Understanding The Tax System For Newcomers To Canada

Beginners Guide To Understanding The Tax System For Newcomers To Canada

Understanding the tax system

The following information applies only for the first tax year that you are a new resident of Canada for tax purposes. After your first tax year in Canada, you are no longer considered a newcomer for tax purposes.
If you immigrate to Canada, you’re considered to have acquired (deemed acquisition) almost all your [...]

February 7 2010 | Posted in Immigration | Read More »

Canadian Immigration: Everything you need to know about emigrating to Canada

Canadian Immigration: Everything you need to know about emigrating to Canada

Everything you need to know about emigrating to Canada

The idea of moving to a new country and starting a new life appeals to many people for many different reasons. However the realities of such a move can be much harder to come to terms with and many people need some extra help and guidance to [...]

February 6 2010 | Posted in Immigration | Read More »

Canadian success stories: Bringing knowledge and experience to the Great North

Canadian success stories: Bringing knowledge and experience to the Great North

Professor of Oncology

The choice was fairly easy for Ranjan and his wife when a professional offer came in to move to Canada in 2001.
“We were both settled very well in our respective medical professions in South Africa, but we had not moved our daughter there from India because we were concerned about safety,” says [...]

February 5 2010 | Posted in Immigration, Real Life Stories | Read More »

CSIC announces new initiatives to combat ghost immigration agents

CSIC announces new initiatives to combat ghost immigration agents

Canadian Society of Immigration Consultants

As part of National Immigration Protection Day the Canadian Society of Immigration Consultants (CSIC) announced new initiatives today to protect consumers from ghost immigration agents. Ghost agents provide immigration services without holding the mandatory CSIC membership. They don’t have to prove their competence and they’re not accountable to anyone.
“Immigrants come to [...]

February 3 2010 | Posted in Immigration, In The News | Read More »

Risk of stroke lower for recent Ontario immigrants: Survey

Risk of stroke lower for recent Ontario immigrants: Survey

Immigrants to Ontario have 30 per cent lower risk of stroke

Recent immigrants to Ontario have a 30 per cent lower risk of stroke than long term residents, according to preliminary study results from researchers at St. Michael’s Hospital and the Institute of Clinical Evaluative Sciences (ICES).
“What we learned could translate into long-term health benefits [...]

February 3 2010 | Posted in Health, Immigration, In The News | Read More »

The secret to job hunting in Canada is to understand that the real job market is hidden

The secret to job hunting in Canada is to understand that the real job market is hidden

In Canada the real job market is hidden

The secret to job hunting in Canada is to understand that the real job market is hidden. The degree to which this is true in Canada often surprises newcomers. The vast majority of jobs are never advertised. Unless you know where to look, you will never even see [...]

February 2 2010 | Posted in Business, Employment, Immigration, Local Business | Read More »

Canadian immigration Minister to crack down on unscrupulous immigration consultants

Canadian immigration Minister to crack down on unscrupulous immigration consultants

Immigration Minister Jason Kenney

Immigration Minister Jason Kenney says he will crack down on unscrupulous immigration consultants after it was revealed that the RCMP are investigating as many as 300 citizenship applicants who claimed to live at the same address.
“We are launching a package this year to reform the regulation of immigration consultants,” Mr. Kenney [...]

February 2 2010 | Posted in Immigration, In The News | Read More »

Canadian immigration, become a host to a newcomer

Canadian immigration, become a host to a newcomer

The Host Program matches volunteers with newcomers

The Host Program matches volunteers with newcomers just starting their lives in Canada. While friends and family greet some newcomers, many others arrive without anyone to welcome them. You can be a friend and help them adjust to a new way of life.
You will be carefully matched with a [...]

February 1 2010 | Posted in Immigration | Read More »

Canadian immigration success stories: The Spirit of Giving Back

Canadian immigration success stories: The Spirit of Giving Back

Half a world apart, Crossfield, Alberta, and the town of Laur in the Philippines might seem to have little in common. The two communities, however, are linked through economic cooperation, strong family ties and the spirit of giving back.
Jun and Alex, both from the community north of Manila, are just two of the beneficiaries [...]

February 1 2010 | Posted in Immigration | Read More »

300 people linked to suspected case of citizenship fraud

300 people linked to suspected case of citizenship fraud

Over 300 people linked to suspected case of citizenship fraud

More than 300 people who claimed to live at the same address in Mississauga are being investigated by the RCMP in what police suspect may be a massive case of citizenship fraud. The case revolves around an address located in the same building as Palestine House, a [...]

February 1 2010 | Posted in Immigration, In The News | Read More »