Canadian immigration has already resulted in growth in the province of Saskatchewan and is continuously receiving investment.

At a time when most provinces in Canada are beginning to promote immigration as a method to increase population of small communities present over there, Saskatchewan is counting on benefits of what it did in the past for the same purpose. A flourishing community of immigrants can be seen in the province following its substantial investment in the Provincial Nominee Program. The trend is not going to end as the province has finalized an investment of another $2.69 million for immigration in the period of next two years.

Now that the world is continuously getting warmer, more number of people are preferring to move deep into the south, that is to the Antarctica, and if a new study is to be believed, this new trend in migration is having negative impact on our planet.

On account of its successes in attracting and retaining immigrants, North Bay is now seen as a collaborative model for smaller communities present in Ontario.

The recent three-city immigrant attraction and retention case study by the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs can be seen as a mark of its success as one of the three cities is North Bay, along with Brockville and Chatham-Kent. Based on the results of the project, government would introduce policies aimed at encouraging immigrants to opt for communities apart from Montreal, Vancouver and Toronto.

Christian Fierro was very happy until Tuesday about leaving his job and family in Mexico as he planned to move to Edmonton in order to study business at the University of Alberta. But with the introduction of new visa requirements for Czechs and Mexicans, his academic future suddenly seems to go nowhere.