• Science
  • Technology
  • World
  • National
  • Politics
  • Military
  • Police
  • Viral
  • Entertainment
  • Business
  • Health
  • Opinion
  • Weather
Newsgru
  • World
  • National
  • Politics
  • Military
  • Police
  • Viral
  • Entertainment
  • Facebook

  • Twitter

  • RSS

Business

Americans aiming to escape Donald Trump can move to Canada

Americans aiming to escape Donald Trump can move to Canada
Marinelle
November 10, 2016

The US election have been upsetting to some Americans, until president-elect Donald Trump becomes the new president of the United States.

For some, the election result is dire enough that they were looking into possibilities into moving to Canada. And yes, it hits the entire world in expressing their desire to leave the country and move to Canada.

And while that option may sound extreme to some, that decision may be more appealing to those who are involved in tech industry.

In early November, the Canadian government established several measures aimed at enabling Canada’s growing tech sector to retain and attract skilled foreign workers. The initiative will make visas easier to obtain for potential transplants, it changes how visa work for temporary staff, and may help to exhaust Canadian talent before attempting to attract foreign talents.

Here’s how Canada’s Globe & Mail express it:

“The strategy, unveiled Tuesday [November 1] by Finance Minister Bill Morneau, includes measures that will make it easier for fast-growing Canadian tech firms and multinational corporations operating here to quickly bring in skilled foreign workers for jobs they are struggling to fill in Canada.”

Investigator and director of research at the Lunenfeld-Tanenbaum Research Institute at Toronto’s Mount Sinai Hospital Jim Woodgett have told Vice saying, “We’ve had many years of net migration of our brightest minds to our southern neighbor. I’d say it’s time to repay the compliment.”

Canada’s immigration and citizenship website crashed earlier as Donald Trump becomes 45th US President. Canada’s website usually offer ways of applying either to live in or become a citizen of the country.

Prime mInister Justin Trudeau congratulated Donald Trump on winning as the next U.S. president promising to work with him in boosting trade and security, giving Canadians and Americans a “fair shot at success”.

“We’re going to keep working with people right around the world. We’re going to work with our neighbours, and I’m going to work with president-elect Trump’s administration, as we move forward in a positive way for, not just Canadians and Americans, but the whole world,” Trudeau said in a WE Day event in Ottawa.

Related ItemsCanada immigrationFeaturedJustin TrudeauUS President Donald Trump
Click to add a comment

Leave a Reply

Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Business
November 10, 2016
Marinelle

Related ItemsCanada immigrationFeaturedJustin TrudeauUS President Donald Trump

More in Business

How an anonymous Ether trader earns $200 million in just a month

johnJuly 12, 2017
Read More

Egypt has a new capital city, courtesy of China

johnJuly 11, 2017
Read More

Tesla closes deal to build world’s most powerful battery

johnJuly 9, 2017
Read More

Bitcoin could soar as $4,000, says financial expert

johnJuly 6, 2017
Read More

Samsung reuses Note 7 parts for new phone

johnJuly 3, 2017
Read More

Burger King Russia to accept Bitcoin as payment

johnJuly 1, 2017
Read More

Starbucks iced coffee may contains fecal bacteria, investigation confirms

johnJune 30, 2017
Read More

European Union issues $2.7 billion fine to Google over shady searches

johnJune 29, 2017
Read More

Facebook changes mission, says Mark Zuckerberg

johnJune 29, 2017
Read More
Scroll for more
Tap

Copyright © 2015 Newsgru.

Kremlin: Putin congratulates Donald Trump, hopes to work on international issues
How to move to Canada from USA
We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. If you continue to use this site we will assume that you are happy with it.OkPrivacy policy