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In today’s skypecast Eric contrasts the opportunities currently available in the East and West of Canada.
Service industries and manufacturing are strong in the East, particularly the IT industry in Southern Ontario whereas in the Western provinces of British Columbia and Alberta growth is being driven by resource based industries – mining, oil and gas. Eric discusses how this affects your prospects of obtaining a work permit for Canada.
In this podcast certified Canadian immigration consultant Eric Katz discusses the various business emigration options available for Canada. In the last couple of years the backlog of business applications has risen dramatically but new opportunities for business emigration have been created where provinces have the ability to select their own immigrants under the provincial nominee programs. Eric summarises the criteria for investor, entrepreneurial and self-employed business visa applications.
Keep an eye on Canada’s immigration rules, U.S. analyst tells legislators
WASHINGTON (CP) – U.S. officials should watch how Canada enforces its immigration rules to see if the neighbour to the north is being tough enough, an American analyst told a Congress committee this week.
This is clearly an example of how Canada will be harmonizing its border enforcement with the United States. In order to stay on good relations with its southern counterpart, Canada will likely move quickly to integrate its international security with the Americans which some have called creating ‘Fortress North America’. The issues of maintaining sovereignty and security will be a delicate balance and no doubt be a hot political issue in Canada. The major parties will have to throw the trade issue into the mix as Canada sends most of its exports south of the border.
In this episode certified Canadian immigration consultant Eric Katz discusses why Canadian visa applications currently take so long and what can be done to expedite the process.
Eric covers work permits, getting a job offer, the provincial nominee programs in the western provinces of Manitoba, Alberta and British Columbia, occupations under pressure and emigrating to Canada as an invester or entrepreneur.
Canada’s International Music Convention, March7-10, 2007, Toronto, Ottawa, Canada.
Now in its 25th year, Rogers Wireless Canadian Music Week is the single longest running and premiere conference focusing on business of Music, bringing together Sound Recording, New Technology and Broadcast for one spectacular week of events.
Combining informative, intensive conferences, cutting edge trade exposition, award shows & Canada’s biggest New Music Festival. By night Toronto’s most popular clubs and concert halls throw open their doors to industry insiders and the general public to create an electrifying musicfest of discovery. The talented emerging new bands are music to the ears of A&R reps on the lookout for next year’s stars. The Festival spans 4 nights of performances, with over 600 showcasing bands at over 44 live music venues in downtown Toronto.
In this episode Eric talks about appealing a refused case to the Federal court of Canada and answers questions about studying in Canada with a view to emigrating. Some of this podcast is in French as Eric discusses the advantage of quicker processing times for French speakers emigrating to Quebec with a French caller.
Apologies for the echo at the start of the podcast, it goes away pretty quick. Hey, we’re experts in Canadian immigration not sound engineers 
Canada kicks off International Polar Year with $150 million for Arctic research
The federal government has announced $150 million to fund 44 research projects as Canada joins a massive international push to better understand the polar regions.
globeandmail.com: Canada ranks 7th as tourist destination: report
TORONTO — Canada ranks seventh in a new study of world travel and tourism destinations released Thursday, but could do a better job putting out the welcome mat for tourists.
Canada tied with Singapore and Luxembourg in the international survey of 124 countries listed in the Geneva-based World Economic Forum’s first ever Travel &Tourism Competitiveness Report.
Switzerland heads the list, followed by Austria, Germany, Iceland, the United States and Hong Kong.
globeandmail.com: Land crossing passport rule on the way: Wilkins
Toronto — U.S. Ambassador David Wilkins says Canadians should expect to show passports at all land crossings into the United States starting next year.
The deadline, originally set for next January, has been a grey area since U.S. Congress granted an extension to June 2009.
Still, Homeland Security and State Department officials have said they want to bring the passport rule into effect sooner rather than later.
During a speech in Toronto today on U.S.-Canada relations, Mr. Wilkins said he believes the land portion will come into effect next year.
Eric Katz is hosting a Canada Immigration Skypecasts at 20.30 GMT on Thursday 1 March
Eric will be discussing Canadian immigration and specifically what rights and remedies you have if your immigration application is refused. There will be an opportunity to ask any questions about Canadian immigration to Eric who is a Certified Canadian Immigration Consultant based in Toronto, Canada.
This skypecast will be available as a download following the skypecast. You can also subscribe to these Canada immigration skypecasts as a podcast.
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