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Year in review: Statement from Premier Smith - Vimarsana News

Year in review: Statement from Premier Smith

Premier Danielle Smith released the following statement on the one-year anniversary of being sworn in as Premier: 

Source: alberta.ca
Immigration delays costing pregnant Edmonton woman thousands for health care - Vimarsana News

Immigration delays costing pregnant Edmonton woman thousands for health care

Liron Zamir, who lives in Edmonton, says she has been waiting more than two years for federal decisions on her immigration applications. While she waits, her health-care costs are adding up.

Source: cbc.ca
Alberta to fast-track immigrants based on family ties in effort to attract workers - Vimarsana News

Alberta to fast-track immigrants based on family ties in effort to attract workers

AAIP allocate quarter of nominations to those with skills experience in high demand jobs who also have immediate family member in Alberta

Alberta to fast-track immigrants based on family ties attract workers - Vimarsana News

Alberta to fast-track immigrants based on family ties attract workers

AAIP allocate quarter of nominations to those with skills experience in high demand jobs who also have immediate family member in Alberta

Why employers are able to hire more tech talent in Canada - Vimarsana News

Why employers are able to hire more tech talent in Canada

Canadian tech employers continue to face labour shortages, as the tech sector continues to grow despite the pandemic. One way to support gaps in the labour market is to hire talent from abroad. The shortage of qualified workers in Canada was the crux of the Council of Canadian Innovators' recent call for the federal government