Facts about Canada
Canada has a population of 33.4 M
Canada is one of the most liberal and open minded countries in the world
According to the United Nations Human Development Index, Canada has one of the highest quality of life in the world and will be the country with the most resources in terms of human capital and natural resources
Canada is the second largest country in the world
Canada is the most multicultural country
Vancouver Canada is tied with Zurich Switzerland for the highest quality of life of any city in the world and all Canadian cities are in the top 25 best cities in the world to live in.
Canada has the ninth biggest economy of the world with a much smaller population
Canada is one of the safest countries in the world
Of all of the world's producers of natural gas, copper, zinc, nickel, aluminium, and gold, Canada is in the top five.
Canada is the fifth largest energy producer with the 2nd biggest reserve of oil.
Canada has the world's highest tertiary ( university) education enrolment.
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Canada ranks 1st for the best and most secure banking system in the World, World Economic Forum
Canada is the first choice for immigration in the world
Canada Can Fight Back Against Immigration Backlog Pressure
This past week's announcement that Canada would raise its immigration targets for 2007 to help reduce a backlog of about 750,000 people wanting to immigrate to Canada is not good news for the country. However, Canada can fight back against immigration backlog pressure.
Citizenship and Immigration Minister Monte Solberg has said that Canada is legally obligated to take the number of people in the backlog. These people are presumably mostly in the Skilled Immigrant category. The figures really mean that around 40% of the 750,000 are actually skilled workers. The rest are spouses or children of the skilled applicants.
If the total yearly intake of all immigrants is around 260,000, the backlog can be reduced by about 155,000 per year. In such a plan, it would take at least 5 years to eliminate the backlog. This plan assumes that the other three immigration categories (Family, Refugee and Humanitarian Classes) remain at combined current levels of around 105,000 per year. It also assumes that no new skilled immigrants enter the line-up.
- Immigration backlog as of 2008 : over 900, 000 people ARE WAITING to get into Canada
Business immigration to Canada
Investor immigrant Canada program
Immigration pour gens d'affaires au Canada
Inmigracion a Canada para gente de comercio con visa especial
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