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Welland agency receives federal funding for pilot project - Vimarsana News

Welland agency receives federal funding for pilot project

Welland Heritage Council and Multicultural Centre receives $562,675 through the Foreign Credential Recognition Program

Express Entry changing to targeted draws in Q1 2023 - Vimarsana News

Express Entry changing to targeted draws in Q1 2023

Starting in 2023, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) will use new authorities to hold Express Entry draws that invite candidates based on specific attributes rather than their overall CRS score. The expected changes to Express Entry were made possible by Bill C-19 which received Royal Assent, or passed in both houses of parliament, on

Government of Canada launches call for proposals to help internationally educated professionals work in Canadian healthcare - Vimarsana News

Government of Canada launches call for proposals to help internationally educated professionals work in Canadian healthcare

/CNW/ - Canada's healthcare sector is experiencing critical labour shortages, heightened by the pandemic, and we need qualified workers to fill these vacancies....

Visas for nurses 'must be fast-tracked' to fill critical shortages - Vimarsana News

Visas for nurses 'must be fast-tracked' to fill critical shortages

The Albanese government must do more to attract overseas-trained nurses to fill thousands of vacant roles in hospitals and aged care homes, the peak training body says.

Visas for nurses 'must be fast-tracked' to fill critical shortages - Vimarsana News

Visas for nurses 'must be fast-tracked' to fill critical shortages

The Albanese government must do more to attract overseas-trained nurses to fill thousands of vacant roles in hospitals and aged care homes, the peak training body says.