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How can students improve their chances of getting a Canadian visa? - Vimarsana News

How can students improve their chances of getting a Canadian visa?

Canada has adopted a Zero Net Growth model for allocating study permits this year — for every student who leaves the country, one more can enter. Here what you need to do to maximise your chances of getting a student visa.

Most educated, least productive: Why Canada's falling behind - Vimarsana News

Most educated, least productive: Why Canada's falling behind

Most educated, least productive: Why Canada's falling behind | About That Canada has a productivity problem, according to senior economics officials, falling…

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Most educated, least productive: Why Canada's falling behind | About That

Canada has a productivity problem, according to senior economics officials, falling behind almost every G7 country in terms of how efficiently we use our workforce. Andrew Chang explains how the Bank of Canada says lack of competition and mismatched job skills are hurting the economy.

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1 in 3 US Gen Z workers say business trips have helped them gain a promotion - Vimarsana News

1 in 3 US Gen Z workers say business trips have helped them gain a promotion

In a survey of 1,000 US employees, one in three Americans say traveling for work has made them feel more passionate about their jobs The opportunity to travel…

Canada could need deeper interest rate cuts than other economies - Vimarsana News

Canada could need deeper interest rate cuts than other economies

Bank of Canada may have to cut interest rates more deeply than other nations, says economist. Find out more