₦airaland Forum

folarinstr:
Sir, pls for God sake, can you give me the lists of community or province that are seriously in need of general farm workers, commercial bus drivers, house helpers and labourers
I look forward to hearing from you. God bless you for the information, thanks

Thunder Bay

The demand for professional services and knowledge workers is also growing in the city, with firms actively seeking accountants, clerks, administrative personnel, IT and healthcare workers.

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diiiiipo:
Please can any seniors already landed recommend a good Car Insurance company to use in Ontario. Thank you.

Coolmedown:
Wow! Thank you for this quick response. As per career path, I'm a bank employee in Nigeria ("banker" but I don't know whether it will be easy to get a bank job over there. What does it require to work as a bank employee and are they paid well in Canada?. I have over 10 years experience.

Blackbuddy:
Hi, landing in Quebec/using them to transit is not the issue or a problem but settling and working there is especially if you don't have their Certificat de sélection du Québec (CSQ – Québec Selection Certificate)

I'm not sure but has anyone who didn't have the Certificat de sélection du Québec (CSQ – Québec Selection Certificate) actually settled in Quebec?

Hephzibah2018:
Please how does one express interest to the Brandon community? I believe the economic development organization in charge is Brandon Immigration Pilot Board. Is there a link or process for sending them one's details? Pls advise.

whizqueen:
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Issyman:
Baba ooo....a very very very longtime. How are you sir?

xcaper:
Can people presently residing outside Canada also benefit from this?

arro:
You that create this platform, God will always create new things in your life for your favor, presently I work as safety officer in Nigeria , but with this I don't know how to go about the application, please you can still be of help here.

ashatoda:
please I am seriously interested in this Infact i have checked the official website and read a lot about the program but I am confused about how to apply for jobs I am a printer by profession also good in data entry can work as a clerk what do you think and how do I go about it. thanks

”Hiring Francophone professionals is simple and easy. This stream exempts employers from the labour market impact (LMIA). The job/employer doesn't have to be french speaking. Foreign nationals are eligible, regardless of country or age group, as long as they are fluent in French.”

salford1:
I hail ooo chairman. Long time. You have just come out of hibernation

salford1:
Yes you can.

dustydee:
Let's see what the process will be like. By the way do you have a cic link?

The aim of this pilot is to support middle class jobs in rural and northern communities. Increasing levels of youth out-migration, declining fertility rates, and lower levels of immigration have drastically reduced the talent pool of these communities. The story is different in larger urban centres.

Since communities will be responsible for candidate recruitment and endorsement for permanent residence, interested candidates should start connecting with the key actors in these communities, research opportunities and prepare accordingly. This will also help to manage expectations.

If I were a candidate, by now, I would have researched which organization(s) sponsored the application of the community that I am interested in and start reaching out already e.g. Economic Development Organizations, Chambers of Commerce, Employment Agencies, the Municipality, etc., and even potential employers.

Don't forget that each community can nominate 250 candidates annualy. That may sound like a lot but pales into insignificance if you take into consideration that applicants would be applying from around the world, including from within Canada. I can tell you for free that these participating communities have already been flooded with expressions of interest and enquiries.

From my research*, Northern Ontario, where 5 of these communities are from, have skills shortages in the following occupations:

1. Personal support workers
2. Doctors
3. Skilled trades (Carpenters, Millwrights, Mechanics, Industrial Electricians, Machinists, HVAC, Ironworkers, Bricklayers, Electricians, Fitter/Welders and Plumbers)
4. Truck drivers
5. Retail trade personnel
6. Hospitality and tourism
7. Nurses

Please note that the above list is not intended to be exhaustive and labour needs can vary from one community to another.
NB: I will try to update the list from time to time

About the pilot
The Rural and Northern Immigration Pilot is a community-driven program. It’s designed to spread the benefits of economic immigration to smaller communities by creating a path to permanent residence for skilled foreign workers who want to work and live in 1 of the participating communities.

The communities participating in the pilot are:

North Bay, ON
Sudbury, ON
Timmins, ON
Sault St. Marie, ON
Thunder Bay, ON
Brandon, MB
Rhineland/Plum Coulee /Gretna/Altona, MB
Moose Jaw, SK
Claresholm, AB
Vernon, BC
West Kootenay (Trail, Castlegar, Rossland, Nelson), BC

About the process
As a candidate, you need to find a job with an employer in 1 of the participating communities.

If a community endorses you and you’re successful in applying for permanent residence, you’ll then move there to work and live.

The application process for eligible candidates will begin as early as fall 2019. IRCC will provide more information at that time, including:

-details about who can apply
-what documents you need for your application

The attached step-by-step guide shows how the complete application process will work. Final details will be provided in fall 2019.

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/rural-northern-immigration-pilot/about.html

maudoggs:
Hi 40manlappy, good evening and hope my note gets to you in good health.
Would really like to connect with you if that's ok with.
Need to ask some questions about Canadian express entry

Ladykeigh:
Thank you for sharing. What's the upside to this? I read the article but couldn't deduce much from it. I mean there are no calls to action. Please explain. Thank you.

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optionese:
Hello everyone, its been ages. Finally landed this week in Brampton. Hoping for a fruitful stay in Canada

The city of North Bay, Ontario will be home to as many as 200 new students from Nigeria, with close to 70 arriving as soon as this summer.

The new influx of international students comes thanks to a 20-year training agreement signed between Canadore College and Nigeria’s MiST EDUCare Canada Ltd.

The first phase of students will take nursing and respiratory therapy programs with the majority of students eventually using academic space within a new pharmaceutical plant which will be built in the city by 2021.

“Everybody is excited, they just cannot wait,” said professor James Makinde, President and CEO of MiST EDUCare Canada Ltd., a division of World Care Canada about the Nigerian students who will be attending Canadore College.

“Today is a very important day in the development of global collaborations between our two great countries, Nigeria and Canada, as MiST and Canadore College jointly open up new opportunities in healthcare and technology capacity building.”

Aside from health care, Makinde says the groups have also begun to explore opportunities in areas of media, aviation, and advanced manufacturing.

Meetings with college officials this week also included provisions for outbound student and faculty exchanges.


And if this works out, 200 may be a small number compared to how many Makinde believes could come to get their education at Canadore College here in North Bay.

“Nigeria has the capacity to send as many students as Canadore College can take,” he said.

George Burton, president and CEO of Canadore College, who signed the agreement on behalf of Canadore College, says this is part of the benefits of what they hope the Village project will bring to Canadore College.

“This is kind of what we envisioned that this would be a springboard for other things to spin off,” said Burton.

“These partnerships bring us closer to connecting people, education and employment through applied learning, entrepreneurship, leadership and innovation. These opportunities will help our community to diversify, grow and thrive over the long haul.”

Guitarlife:
hi guys Iam currently in Calgary, I came in to Canada 2 weeks ago but I have found the IT market here is not so robust for me as an application support analyst.

I have registered for the alberta health card but yet to get it, as a FSW/express entry am considering moving to Ontario, any problem with that ? MY SIN printout carries Alberta aaddress wont this be a problem ?

I am currently staying with a friend here in Calgary so if anyone has moved from Alberta to ontario or from any other province to Ontario please advise me.