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Why Canada
Canada has one of the world's highest living standards
· Average family size is 3.1 ( National Census
1991)
· Crimes rate lowest in the world.
· Pollution Free environment.
· Free access to health care (ranked one of the
best in the world)
· Highest life Expectancy in the World.
· Education free up to ''A" levels.
· Old age pension.
· People over 65 and social aid recipients,
receive majority of their prescription drugs free of cost.
· 83% of Canadian households have at least one
car. ( National census 1991)
· 60% of household have their own house.
(National census 1996)
· Employment rate increased 2.3% over last
year.
· Minimal Unemployment rate of 6.9% Canada /
5.3% Ontario / 7.1% B.Columbia / 5.2% Albert 5.1% Manitoba.
July,2000
· Unemployment welfare & allowances.
· Average weekly earnings 626.29 4CAD Canada /
668.14$ Ontario / 636.24$B.Columbia / 644.22$ Manitoba.
July, 2000
· Average hourly earnings 15.135$CAD. July,
2000
· Part of G8 Nations (The world's most
industrialized nations of the world)
· One out of five household have
computer.(National census 1991)
· University / Post Secondary graduates
represents 40% of the population.
· Recent Immigrants had higher level of
education than Canadian born population.
· Canada's 3.8% growth rate is neck and neck
with U.S growth of 3.9% this year and next year Canada is expected
to grow 3.4% this year and next
year Canada is expected to grow 3.4% and the U.S. is likely to slow to 3.2%.
· Major forecasts predictions, gives a stunning
glimpse of what to expect of the Canadian economy in the new
Century- including 6,00,000 new
jobs this year and next year in Ontario alone.
(Source: National Census 1991 & 1996 ; Statistics Canada ; United Nations Human
Development Index)
Eight Times out of the last ten years, Canada has been ranked number one (1) by the United
Nations Human Development Index as the best country in the world to live.
- Canada is the largest country in land size in the
Western Hemisphere with a population of only around 3.1 million people. Canada is one of
the leading G-8 Nations (industrialized nation of the world) and the second largest
country in the world. It is a highly developed immigrant you have all the rights of a
Canadian citizen. These rights are protected under the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
Should you wish to become a citizen, you can do so after you have lived in Canada for
three years. As a Canadian citizen, you can apply for a Canadian passport and you are
eligible to vote.
Canada’s form of government can be characterized as a constitutional monarchy with a
parliamentary democracy. Canada abounds with economic prosperity, superb and affordable
education options, world-renowned health care and retirement schemes, abundance of land,
clear air and fresh water supplies, all providing for a safe and secures environment.
A 1997 survey of people in 20 countries found that the majority placed Canada in the top
ten list of countries where they would like to live. Most consider Canada a generous,
peaceful and compassionate nation, while they see Canadians as honest, friendly and
polite. unemployment and crime rates, and life expectancy.
- Canada is a land of opportunity – young and dynamic
where immigration is the foundation for economic growth and which brings people from all
over the world and they also brings their customs, traditions, rituals and culture which
makes Canada world’s best multicultural country to live. During the next few years,
over 1 million immigrants will enter Canada, according to government official forecasts.
- Canada's success is largely due to the contributions
made by these immigrants. Each year, Canada welcomes more than 200,000 new immigrants. The
diversified backgrounds and cultures are what make Canada unique.
- No matter where you come from, once you are a landed .
country, with excellent working conditions, an outstanding education system, a very high
standard of living and a health care system ranked one of the best in the world. The
United Nations has ranked Canada the best place to live for six consecutive years. Their
surveys are based on quality of life, educational opportunities,
The procedure for Canada Immigration is as below, Click each step to get more details
about the procedure.
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