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The early immigrants during the Great Migration from Europe/United States to Canada…. how did they buy land? Was it pre-purchased before they arrived, or did they buy it upon arrival. Who did they buy it from? Did they receive a certificate of some sort that claims their ownership of the land?

A doctor comes to Canada hoping for a better life and ends up working a job no one else wanted, something more degrading than minimum wage jobs.

When we are in need of educated and qualified people why do we stick them in cheap uniforms giving them jobs teenagers are doing?

So far i only have one reason why this needs to change , because we are in need of qualified people, as stated above.

Can you think of anymore? I need this in order to start a presentation

Thanks alot. (ill even mention your name if you want)

Part-1: Watch Canadian Immigration lawyer Sergio Karas discuss credential accreditation for immigrants on CTS Television

My family emigrated from England to Canada in 1972. This emigration was, in part, inspired by a film we were shown (along with other prospective emigrants) at the Canadian Embassy in London, England in 1970. The film, probably made in the 1960s, showed how wonderful life was in Canada. One scene in particular I remember was a blissfully happy family driving in their station wagon back home after grocery shopping. They entered their beautiful house and then put away the groceries — I remember the big, red steaks being stored in the freezer in the basement….
I would love to get a copy of this film, if anyone can help me locate it!

My friend told me this still practised by immigration services, is this true?

For example, would the name “Miguel” be changed into “Michael”? Or would the immigrant be allowed to keep their original name?

Canada do? The Canadian Conservative Party has been voted in since 2006 to restrict immigration but the Government does not lower immigration!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conservative_Party_of_Canada

For more information, consult WorkingInCanada.gc.ca and http The Building Futures in Canada web site has been developed by the Canadian Federation for Economic Education in partnership with the Government of Canada to provide assistance to individuals who are considering Canada as a destination, are planning to come to Canada, or have recently arrived in Canada. The project includes video vignettes that profile the stories of 23 formerimmigrants to Canada who talk about why they chose Canada, where they decided to settle, the challenges they faced, the sources of help they received, and so on. Viewing these vignettes will enable you not only to hear the experiences of these individuals but to learn what life is like in various communities across Canada. The information contained in this video is for information purpose only. For up to date labour market information about wages and salaries, you can use WorkinginCanada.gc.ca to produce a detailed report on job descriptions, wages, skill requirements, language training and job opportunities based on your occupation and a location.

For more information, consult WorkingInCanada.gc.ca and http The Building Futures in Canada web site has been developed by the Canadian Federation for Economic Education in partnership with the Government of Canada to provide assistance to individuals who are considering Canada as a destination, are planning to come to Canada, or have recently arrived in Canada. The project includes video vignettes that profile the stories of 23 formerimmigrants to Canada who talk about why they chose Canada, where they decided to settle, the challenges they faced, the sources of help they received, and so on. Viewing these vignettes will enable you not only to hear the experiences of these individuals but to learn what life is like in various communities across Canada. The information contained in this video is for information purpose only. For up to date labour market information about wages and salaries, you can use WorkinginCanada.gc.ca to produce a detailed report on job descriptions, wages, skill requirements, language training and job opportunities based on your occupation and a location.

I’m a Software Engineer & going to immigrate Canada. I’m thinking about a small city which people are friendly and living expense is low.

Is Saskatoon, SK a good place for new comers to Canada?

back in the dayz…
why?