There are 3 major national parties in Canada, and one regional party based in Quebec. They are the Conservative Party; the Liberal Party; the New Democratic Party; and the Bloc Quebecois in Quebec. The Bloc Quebecois does not run candidates in Alberta. Read more »
http://edu-canada.gc.ca/ is Canada’s Guide for International Students. The website is designed for foreign students who want to study in Canada at a post-secondary level. It includes information to help students find a program, calculate the costs, and find student visa information. Read more »
www.cic.gc.ca is the website of Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) - Canada’s governing body for citizenship and immigration regulations. Read more »
Alberta is actively seeking people from the United Kingdom who want to emigrate to Canada to work in Alberta. Hector Goudreau, Alberta’s Minister of Employment and Immigration, travelled to the UK in July 2008 to extend a welcoming hand to British citizens who want to move to Alberta.
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The Live-In Caregiver Program is a special type of Canadian work permit. Live-In Caregivers are people who provide care for the elderly, disabled, or children, and are employed in a private home in Canada.
To apply for Canadian Citizenship, you must have lived in Canada as a Permanent Resident for at least three of the last four years. This is equal to 1,095 days, up to the day you make your application. Read more »
If you wish to apply for Canadian citizenship, you will have to pass a Canadian Citizenship Test. The test is multiple choice and will ask you questions about different aspects of life in Canada.
To be become a Canadian Permanent Resident on a Skilled Worker Visa, you will need to prove that you have enough money to support yourself when you arrive in Canada.
The processing time for a Skilled Worker Visa depends on which country you apply from.
A study permit is a Canadian student visa that allows you to study in Canada for over 6 months.
