Showing posts with label Canada. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Canada. Show all posts

Saturday, April 9, 2011

IMMIGARATION CONSULTANTS: The good, the bad and the ugly

Recently, a Canada based immigration consultant was arrested in Halifax and as a result 1100 cases filed by the consultant are under investigation for obtaining Citizenship and maintaining permanent residency without physically residing in Canada. The Canadian Government has indicated that if proven, citizenships and permanent residencies will be revoked. 

A Vancouver Sun article reports, “a statement from Immigration minister Jason Kenney said the charges follow “an investigation into whether the consultant fraudulently helped individuals create the appearance they were residing in Canada in order to keep their permanent resident

Thursday, February 17, 2011

Test Post - Canada immigration 'reaches 50-year high'

Canada welcomed its highest number of legal immigrants in more than 50 years in 2010, the government has said. Preliminary data show 280,636 permanent residents entered Canada last year.  The number is 60% higher than the average annual number of immigrants admitted in the 1990s.

Test Post - Critics claim Conservatives’ immigration policies ignore needs of families

Canada admitted the highest number of immigrants in more than 50 years in 2010, but critics claim the government’s policies are too focused on economics, leaving families by the wayside.

Immigration Minister Jason Kenney released 2010 figures Sunday showing Canada admitted 280,636 permanent residents.

Canada's religious diversity: Canada's 2% population Muslim

Canada's changing faith - JOE FRIESEN AND SANDRA MARTIN - Globe and Mail
Last updated Tuesday, Oct. 05, 2010 11:34AM EDT
It has been elastic enough to withstand the pressures that have hounded it from birth: the skepticism of Quebec, the racial tensions brought on by non-white immigration.

Yet for multiculturalism, the rise of religion in the public sphere poses a new and more daunting challenge. Criminal prosecutions for honour killings, reports of genital mutilation and incidents of female repression have rocked many Canadians’ sense of tolerance. Across Europe, multicultural policies have crumbled as a result of deepening public suspicion of newly assertive religious groups.

Test Post : The Aboriginal Peoples

Contemporary Canadian culture has been profoundly influenced by the many aboriginal cultures that had developed before Europeans arrived in North America. Generally, they were highly integrated and holistic; that is, in their world-views the mundane, political, artistic, and spiritual dimensions of life were seen as inseparable. The cultural artefacts that these peoples produced, including a rich body of oral literature, were part of a seamless fabric. As Penny Petrone points out in her study of aboriginal literature, storytelling was a didactic tool for transmitting cultural precepts and was not motivated by the modern Western idea of “art for art’s sake.”

Test Post: Canadian Culture And Ethnic Diversity

The relationship between ethnicity and Canadian culture is pervasive. In a number of ways, the evolution of Canadian culture has been away from a centred, unitary vision, and ethnic diversity has contributed in important ways to this centrifugal pattern.

Tuesday, February 8, 2011

About Canada

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. 
 

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