Important Considerations Before Immigrating To Canada

I was not born here in Canada, I'm originally from Haiti. I came to Canada when I was young and I only spoke French and Haitian Creole. In the beginning it was really hard adjusting to the new culture, life, school, making new friends, etc. it was like my world just turned upside down and I had to start all over again. Although Canada is a bilingual country where I was living, which is Windsor Ontario the majority of the people spoke English, most of the schools and government facility were also English places. I used to be really shy and quiet because I was afraid to be judged for not pronouncing or not understand what the words mean that is why when I went to school or any place that required me to speak English I just stayed quietly in a corner.

Canada, is well known for being immigration friendly over the course of history and it is an ideology that Canadians value. Immigration offers an opportunity for Canadians to seal in crevasses within the Canadian economy and stabilizes it from leaks which causes inflations and recessions. However, as opportunity presents itself, trade-offs are likely to follow. Today, Canadians are facing challenges regarding unemployment rates as well as increases in the cost of living. According to Collacott Martin, a senior at Fraser Institute who represented Canada in the department of external affairs, the housing prices are rising due to an increase in population among large cities in Canada. Collacott, predicted that newcomers of Canada cost between

“Home is where the heart is.”-Lady antebellum. Canada is my home, and I love it here. Canada isn’t only home to me its home to 35.81 million people. (htt1) We live here as a whole, and we love it. We complain about it being -40, or +40 but I honestly do not think that very many of us would change a thing about Canada. We are a hockey loving Tim Horton’s drinking, maple syrup loving country, and don’t you tell me otherwise. To me to be a Canadian you have to make Canada your home before you can say you love it here.

My parents decided to move to Canada because they wanted a better life for her future family. They knew that life would be easier and have more in store for them in Canada. Before they left Hungary my mom was a teacher and my dad imported shoes from Italy.

The latest report published by the Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) revealed that the number of international graduates immigrating to Canada through the Express Entry program has increased significantly last year.

I thought of all the advantages I had back home in Canada. Canada is a first class country with a lot of opportunities and resources to help its people. In most developing countries, getting help from the government when you are homeless is non-existent. In Canada, getting help from the government is available through shelters or food banks.

Here, the quality of life is much better than the lives that many immigrants had in their home countries. For instance, Shastri doubts that her move to Canada will aid her son Sameer, however she remains hopeful that he will reap the benefits (152). It is easy to say that he will definitely do so since the Canadian education system is one to be noted. Here it is free until grade 12. Even after high school is completed, many students are able to attend university and complete their studies through various ways of governmental aid. In countries where education is not free, the studies of an individual who is economically tight, may be incapable of further continuing, unfortunately lowering their quality of life. I can relate to this since my mother came to this country when she was in grade 10, since her brother had told her parents that the education system is much better here than in England. By her coming here, she was able to achieve her dreams and is now working for the Ministry of Attorney General. This proves that Canada is a land of dreams where anything can be

Immigrating to Canada six years ago has given me many opportunities. Being able to adapt to a new country, culture and learning a new language takes time and courage and a positive attitude. I have struggled learning to speak and write English, but despite that, I have demonstrated confidence in my actions and I have continued to make progress. Learning to cooperate with everyone with empathy has helped me gain self-reliance, confidence, and courage to help everyone regardless of their race, gender or beliefs. The word volunteer was not in my vocabulary until I moved to Canada, to which I am so grateful to have learned.

But why people choose Canada? What does Canada have to offer to receive this high ratio of immigrants who settle down in this country each year? It is actually a really easy, however complex fact. The quality of life in Canada is absolutely first-rate, and Canada is constantly receiving awards and accolades to affirm this. Canada, simply, ranked the most livable country each year. Immigrants not only seek better jobs and economy, it is really important to them how people treat them here. As a free country, every nation and religion is accepted and immigrants can practice their beliefs without begin shamed for it. Of course, it’s not only the freedom they are looking for. The opportunities for employment in Canada are plentiful, and potential migrants with a skilled trade behind them will find that their chances of successfully applying for migration to Canada are significantly increased. Opportunities are also very wide for businessmen and investors whose work will help to increase Canada’s already flourishing economy. As a huge country, Canada was always in need of labor, and for economic reasons immigration kept increasing. One factor is that Canada has one of the

I also have always wanted to live in Canada because I want to try and

In 2012, I started thinking about Canada. I read up on the process to immigrate to canada and found it was a lenghty process that takes years to finalise. The time it would take was not even the issue for me, but the fact that they had selected Noc Codes (The National Occupational Classification) and you have to get your documents on time and send them out before your occupation receieves the maximum number of applications allocated.

As a child to an immigrant, I know how challenging it was for my parents to arrive to Canada, because of this I would like to help others who are immigrants. About a week ago, when I passed by your North York East location, and I thought it would be a good opportunity to work there. After I checked your online posting. However I am a student and cannot work in school hours, but I am flexible with my hours outside of school, I have read your posting and I am able to work in those hours. I am available to work 20 hours a week and that is weekends too. I am a hard worker and I am able to collaborate with your dedicated team to achieve success. I believe I would make a good member in your already successful association.

When people mention Canada, what does pop up into their minds first? A warm welcome. Diversity in nations and religions. A strong economy. Freedom. Canada is often referred to as a land of immigrants because millions of newcomers have settled there, beginning with colonists from France and Britain, and later incorporating migrants from every corner of the globe. In this term paper I would like to discuss the importance of immigration to Canada in the 20th century, specificly from 1976 to 1999. In order to truly outline the changes due immigration I will start with the specific events in the process of inventing Canada which led to the outrageous numbers of immigrants prior and after the Immigration Act in 1976.

In journey of this life we are exploring many events and experiences which are most important to us. This experiences we gain it could be lesson for some of us, it could be mistake we made or it could be most memorable experience ever gained. Here are some of the experience that I gained in my life winning geography award, transition from middle school to high school and moving to Canada.

In this eBook we will guide you through your the steps you will need to take before arriving, all the nitty gritty about the life in Canada and give you all the vital information