Newsletter Archive
Racism Exists in Canada, whether our Politicians Wish to Admit It or Not
- by Ronalee Carey Law
May 2021
When I meet with prospective immigrants, I often ask them why they wish to move to Canada. Their responses vary, but economic opportunities and respect for human rights are usually at the top of their lists.
Canadian Immigration Fire Sale on Now!
- by Ronalee Carey Law
April 2021
In an attempt to make up for a pandemic-related shortfall of potential immigrants from overseas, the Canadian government will open temporary programs for individuals working in Canada. There will be three streams available:
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20,000 applications for temporary workers in health care
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30,000 applications for temporary workers in other selected essential occupations
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40,000 applications for international students who graduated from a Canadian institution
Transparency and Efficiency Please: Making the Express Entry System Work for Canada
- by Ronalee Carey Law
March 2021
Last month, I told you about a historical draw from the Express Entry pool, where 27,332 Canadian Experience Class (CEC) applicants were invited to apply for permanent residence.
Unsurprisingly, thousands of people have submitted Express Entry profiles in the past weeks, hopeful that another large draw would occur. 162,120 individuals were in the pool in mid-March; only 152,714 were in the pool prior to the February draw.
27,332 CEC Applicants Just Got Invited to Apply For Permanent Residence, And I’m Not At All Happy About It
- by Ronalee Carey Law
February 2021
In an unprecedented and shocking move, the Canadian government has just invited 27,332 individuals who qualified for the Canadian Experience Class to apply for permanent residency in Canada. The comprehensive ranking system score of the lowest-ranked candidate was 75. You read that right, seventy-five.