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Canada recently renewed its commitment to keeping families together, a central goal of the country’s current immigration system.
Immigration Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has put into practice new procedures intended to accelerate family reunification, ensuring that dependants and spouses who may not otherwise be eligible to come to Canada, now have a pathway to reunite with their families.

As Canada’s immigration levels continue to increase—with an estimated 1.45 million people expected between 2023 and 2025—a question can emerge for many in the country: what is the right amount of immigration for Canada?

A recent Desjardins study looks to address this question, with the context of Canada’s demographic and economic goals (which the government addresses through immigration), as well as the infrastructure of Canada’s public services and federal supports.

You may be self-employed and still be eligible for Canadian immigration streams. Most economic immigration streams require proof of at least a year’s worth of work.

Canada’s summers provide a great opportunity for newcomers to this country to travel and experience everything this country has to offer. Summer in Canada officially begins this year on June 21, 2023. August is midsummer in Canada. It is usually slightly cooler than July, but still warm. This gives newcomers to Canada the perfect opportunity to experience all the best events and excursions this beautiful country has to offer during the warmest part of the calendar year.

Canada's vibrant economy and its enduring emphasis on diversity make it a primary destination for immigrants worldwide. The term "Canada immigration" has become a hot keyword in search engines, as prospective immigrants seek to understand how they can contribute to and benefit from Canada's thriving economy. In this comprehensive, SEO-friendly article, we delve into the substantial impacts of immigration on Canada's economic growth.