Canadians want re-election, immigration is changing, and other news
Sharing important news from the last week of 2022.
Canadians will remember the last weeks of 2022 for abnormal weather. There was a storm in many cities, which caused flight cancellations, electricity cutting off in houses, and many accidents on the roads. Some people couldn't even get home and spent the night in a supermarket.
One city in the province of British Columbia faced another problem after the storm — flooding. The water partially flooded cars and approached the enterprises located near the shore.
And a village in the province of Ontario literally turned into frames from movies. Because of the storm and frost, buildings and cars were covered with a thick layer of ice. The ice crust reaches almost 30 cm. Niagara Falls was also partially frozen. Ice covered not only the water but the entire observation deck.
Christmas and New Year are over, but you often have gifts you don’t need or don’t like after the holidays. In Canada, such gifts can be returned. We talked about the return policy in different stores.
Changes in immigration programs
There have been some changes regarding immigration. The Home Childcare Provider and Home Support Worker Pilot Programs were divided into two categories. Applications will now be accepted separately from those who don't have Canadian work experience, and separately from those who do. Nannies and caregivers will first apply for a work visa, then they will need to gain 2 years of experience, and after that, they can apply for permanent residency in Canada.
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