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Language First: Why It Should Be Your Top Priority When Looking for Work in Canada

From Someone Who’s Been Learning a Language the Hard Way   If you’ve recently arrived in Canada and are preparing to enter the workforce, you might think the first step is polishing your resume or applying to jobs. It’s not. The real first step is language.I say that not as an immigration expert, but as […]

Speak the Language: Why Balancing English (or French) with Your Native Tongue is Key to Job Search Success in Canada

Speak the Language: Why Balancing English (or French) with Your Native Tongue is Key to Job Search Success in Canada Let’s get one thing clear: if you live in Canada and want to get hired, English or French isn’t optional—it’s essential. No matter how sharp your resume is or how impressive your experience abroad might […]

Opportunities for Immigrants in Canada’s Job Market – 2025

  Opportunities for Immigrants in Canada’s Job Market – 2025 Introduction Canada has long been recognized as a land of opportunity for immigrants, and 2025 is no exception. With a focus on fostering a diverse and inclusive workforce, Canada’s job market is offering a range of opportunities across various sectors. This guide provides insights into […]

Quick non-legal guide to Canadian immigration

So you want to come to Canada and work, learn or other? We listed 11 steps that you

Common resume errors – series: relocating to a new city

So you are ready to pack up and move to another city, province or country! How do you handle your contact details on your resume? Some people recommend going into lengthy discussions regarding why, how, when, etc. you are moving, but is this the best advice?

Your name could affect your chances of finding a job, now what?

We wrote an article about how your first or last name can affect your chances of getting a job. We received a lot of good feedback and questions via email and by phone about the article. One question that came up more than the others, was, so what do I do?