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2023-06-04 18:39:11 Immigration News Canada Government Of Canada IT Jobs Hiring Now For 40 Locations https://immigrationnewscanada.ca/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/government-of-canada-IT-jobs.jpg Last Updated On 4 June 2023, 9:53 AM EDT (Toronto Time) Correctional Service Canada…
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2023-05-18 22:31:10 Immigration News Canada
New Ontario-OINP Draw Invites 1,694 Express Entry Profiles
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2023-05-18 18:30:37 experienced individuals. * Attend Career Fairs and Networking Events: Universities and colleges frequently organize career fairs and networking events that bring together employers, recruiters, and students. These events provide an excellent opportunity to…
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2023-05-18 18:30:36 r its fast and reliable network, making it an attractive choice for students seeking seamless connectivity. They offer a range of plans suitable for different budgets and data needs as well as additional perks such as student discounts and rewards programs.…
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2023-05-18 18:30:34 Immigration News Canada Full Guide For New International Students Coming To Canada https://immigrationnewscanada.ca/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/pexels-photo-7972534.jpeg Last Updated On 18 May 2023, 11:03 AM EDT (Toronto Time) New international students to…
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2023-05-18 18:30:33 Immigration News Canada
Full Guide For New International Students Coming To Canada

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New international students to Canada often reach out to us seeking information on important things to bring, getting new mobile connection, activating their GIC, creating resume, building network, finding part-time job, and health insurance.

It can also be challenging for international students in new country, especially when they don’t have any immediate support or guidance or friends.

As you prepare to study in Canada, it’s crucial to equip yourself with the necessary knowledge and resources to navigate the intricacies of life in Canada.

This article aims to provide a comprehensive guide to help international students prepare for their study in Canada.

Idea of this article is provided by an international student, Raj Patel who is coming to Canada in August 2023 for fall intake. You can also submit your ideas to be published by INC – Immigration News Canada. Jump toPacking Essentials When preparing to travel to Canada as an international student, it’s important to pack smartly and efficiently.

Here are some key items to consider bringing from your home country:

* Clothing: Pack suitable clothing for Canada’s varying seasons, including warm winter attire and lightweight summer clothes (casual, daily wear, and business outfits).
* Consider purchasing a proper summer jacket and boots after arriving in Canada, as local shops often offer more suitable options compared to those in your home country. Take advantage of the “Black Friday” sales at the end of November for the best deals on winter essentials.
* A lot of newcomers to Canada bring utensils with them, but now-a-days all of these are available in Walmarts and Indian stores in Canada.

* Personal Documents: Carry important documents like your passport, study permit, acceptance letter, medical records, and academic transcripts.

* Electronics: Bring essential electronics like laptops, mobile phones, and chargers, and ensure that they are compatible with Canadian power outlets. Otherwise, you can buy this after landing in Canada from stores like Costco, BestBuy, etc.

* Medications: If you have any ongoing medical conditions, ensure you have an ample supply of necessary medications and also ensure that you have prescription for controlled medicines.

Disprin, Paracetamol/Dolo, Combiflam, Antibiotics, etc are the common medicines that people bring from India. Canada Immigration Check – Know Here What Happens At Airport Choosing a Suitable Mobile SIM ProviderStaying connected in Canada is crucial, and choosing the right mobile SIM provider can offer various benefits.

Always remember, you will get free wi-fi at college campuses and mostly at the place that you will rent. So you can buy mobile plan with less data allocation.

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Here are some reputable options:

* Freedom: Mobile plans can start as cheap as $25 per month. Furthermore, you can also activate 1,000 minutes direct calling to India and China at $15 per month.
* Rogers: Rogers is a well-established telecommunications company in Canada known for its nationwide coverage and reliable service, but not as cheap as Freedom. However, there network is widely spread. They offer a range of plans tailored to different needs, including data-heavy options for students who rely on Internet access for research and communication.

* Bell: Bell is another major player in the Canadian telecommunications industry, offering excellent network coverage and a variety of student-friendly plans. They provide reliable connectivity and flexible data options, ensuring that you stay connected without breaking the bank.

* Telus: Telus is renowned fo[...]
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2023-05-18 18:16:49 CIC News
New Brunswick to welcome up to 10% of PNP candidates through Critical Worker Program

Since its launch in November 2022, the New Brunswick Critical Worker Pilot program (NBCWP) has generated significant interest among skilled newcomers seeking a pathway to immigrate to Canada. The program is a joint effort between the New Brunswick provincial government and the federal government to attract newcomers who can fill gaps in the provincial labour […]

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2023-05-18 18:16:48 CIC News
Federal Court rules IRCC can refuse Canadian study permit applications due to low grades

The Federal Court has ruled that it is reasonable for an Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) visa officer to refuse a study permit application if the applicant has low grades from a previous program of study in “core courses” or “core subjects” that are related to their intended program of study in Canada. Discover […]

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2023-05-18 02:30:05 Immigration News Canada WestJet Strike Latest Update: Counter Offer Falls Through https://immigrationnewscanada.ca/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/WestJet-Strike-Latest-Update-1.jpg Last Updated On 17 May 2023, 5:46 PM EDT (Toronto Time) WestJet Strike Latest…
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2023-05-18 02:30:04 Immigration News Canada
WestJet Strike Latest Update: Counter Offer Falls Through

https://immigrationnewscanada.ca/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/WestJet-Strike-Latest-Update-1.jpg Last Updated On 17 May 2023, 5:46 PM EDT (Toronto Time) WestJet Strike Latest Update: WestJet CEO Alexis von Hoensbroech says they and pilots’ union remain far apart on major sticking points, including wages, as discussions heat up and a strike deadline approaches.

WestJet and Swoop pilots sent their employer a 72-hour strike notice on May 15. The airline retaliated by locking out pilots at 3 a.m. Friday (May 19), setting up a probable strike before the May 19 long weekend.

“The gap is still massive,” von Hoensbroech said Tuesday night in a video chat from the negotiation venue, a hotel north of Toronto.

Despite earning less than U.S. pilots, Hoensbroech claims that Canadian pilots are already well paid.

WestJet’s newest offer to the union would provide wide-body plane captains $350,000 in total remuneration by the conclusion of the collective agreement period. Captains of narrow-body aircraft earned $300,000.

We (INC – Immigration News Canada) will provide more updates on WestJet Strike as the situation unfolds. Check back later for latest updates. Jump ToToday on May 17, Transport Minister Omar Alghabra urged the two parties to settle, stressing a federal mediator is present in the negotiations.

“I do not want to put my finger on the scale. Obviously the airlines have obligations towards their customers. But ultimately the biggest obligation is to make sure that they deliver the service that they sold to customers.” he said.

WestJet and the Air Line Pilots Association (ALPA) have been negotiating since September, and pilots voted to strike last month giving a 72-hour notice on May 15.

The CEO said WestJet issued a lockout notice soon before midnight Monday to “control” its planes in response to the strike notice.

“If a strike hits us on short notice at a point where we don’t expect it, we may strand an airplane somewhere in the Caribbean – I don’t know where,” von Hoensbroech added. “Then we are in trouble.”

WestJet has already mentioned on their website that if flights are delayed or cancelled, guests will get an email. WestJet Measures In Place For Affected Passengershttps://immigrationnewscanada.ca/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/Westjet-strike-latest-update-1-1024x501.png Air Canada and Flair Airline Response To WestJet StrikeAir Canada, Canada’s largest airline, warned V.I.A. that its aircraft is fully deployed and cannot boost capacity.

The airline also has limited seats on planned flights, but its “staff are aware of the situation and are prepared to assist to the extent they can, should that be required.” Canada’s third-largest airline, ultra-low-cost Flair Airlines, said Monday that it was “ready and willing” to increase its flight schedule to accommodate WestJet passengers.

Flair launched flights between Vancouver, Edmonton, and Calgary on Tuesday, starting Friday for the holiday weekend. If the strike lasts, it will boost flights to more locations. Why is WestJet going on strike?Canadian pilots earn 50% less than American pilots. WestJet started as a low-cost airline, but over the last 30 years it has grown into a huge carrier dependent on its personnel, prompting them to want an increase to match US carriers. What is WestJet strike date?Friday, May 19 at 3:00 a.m. MT is the earliest possible work stoppage due to strike by WestJet pilots as per latest update. When will WestJet strike end?Pilot’s union and WestJet are still on negotiation table to reach an agreement.

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