With its majestic mountain ranges, vast plains, beautiful beaches, a refreshing countryside, rural havens and bustling cosmopolitan centers, Canada has the best of nature and the best of mankind's creations.As a nation built through immigration and multiculturalism, Canada places a high emphasis on diversity and tolerance. Canada is home to immigrants from all over the world, representing a wide variety of ethnic, cultural and linguistic groups. Today, Canada is focused on attracting skilled workers, entrepreneurs, investors and students to continue its strong economic growth.
As economic, security and quality of life conditions deteriorate globally, Canada stands out as a pillar of economic strength and continues to offer quality of life standards that are amongst the highest in the world. Recently, the World Economic Forum rated the Canadian Banking and Financial system as the soundest in the world. The UN Human Development Index consistently ranks Canada amongst the top 5 places to live in the world. Canada has been ranked the best place to live in the world ten times.
Butchart Gardens, Victoria, Canada
Along with an emphasis on economic growth, Canada seeks to enhance the quality of life of its permanent residents and citizens by providing low cost/free medical care, high standards of education, social security and retirement benefits and the freedom to practice and maintain ones religion and culture.
Canada’s constitution and its Charter of Rights and Freedom guarantees its citizens and residents equality rights (right to protection against discrimination), mobility rights (right to live and work anywhere in Canada) and legal rights (right to a fair trial), along with freedom of thought, speech, religion and peaceful assembly.
Alberta, Canada - Lake Louise
Canada is the world's second largest country with a landmass of 10 million square kilometres and a population of approximately just 32 million. Canada accepts between 250,000 to 300,000 immigrants annually.
Butchart Gardens, Victoria, Canada
Along with an emphasis on economic growth, Canada seeks to enhance the quality of life of its permanent residents and citizens by providing low cost/free medical care, high standards of education, social security and retirement benefits and the freedom to practice and maintain ones religion and culture.
Canada’s constitution and its Charter of Rights and Freedom guarantees its citizens and residents equality rights (right to protection against discrimination), mobility rights (right to live and work anywhere in Canada) and legal rights (right to a fair trial), along with freedom of thought, speech, religion and peaceful assembly.
Alberta, Canada - Lake Louise
Canada is the world's second largest country with a landmass of 10 million square kilometres and a population of approximately just 32 million. Canada accepts between 250,000 to 300,000 immigrants annually.
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