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A new study by Statistics Canada reveals that a significant number of immigrants choose to leave Canada within years of arriving. Over 15% of immigrants accepted between 1982 and 2017 emigrated within 20 years, with emigration becoming more frequent between three and seven years after arrival. Factors such as place of birth and immigration category influence emigration rates.
Vancouver, Toronto and Edmonton have the highest immigrant retention rates in the country, according to data published by Statistics Canada.
Vancouver, Toronto and Edmonton have the highest immigrant retention rates in the country, according to data published by Statistics Canada.
Immigrant wages have been trending up in recent years, according to a new Statistics Canada study. Immigrants who became permanent residents in 2018 had a median wage of $31,900 reported in 2019, which is the highest among all groups of immigrants who came to Canada since 1981. It was also about 4% higher than what […]