Why I came here?

Why I Came here is a regular feature that explores the myriad reasons why people choose Toronto as home.

Visit http://www.thestar.com/whyicamehere to learn more about the experiences and the reasons of people who made Toronto their home in Canada.

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Saskatchewan Immigration Update

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Saskatchewan held its biggest draw since February 2020 and invited 533 candidates for provincial nomination for permanent residence in Canada on 14 August 2020. 286 were selected from the Express Entry Pool.  Watch the video for details  THE AIA TEAM TORONTO www.amirismail.com
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Amir Ismail's interview on FM 107 - Apna Karachi

Listen to Amir Ismail's inteview on Canadian Immigration live on FM 107 - Apna Karachi, on Monday, June 8, 2009 at 11:00 a.m. Mr. Amir Ismail is a Toronto based licensed immigration consultant with offices in Karachi, Pakistan. He is a member in good standing with the Canadian Society of Immigration Consultants, a Fellow of Canadian Migration Institute and recognized by the Government of Canada as an Authorized Representative. Tune in to FM 107 on Monday, June 8, 2009 at 11:00 am. and learn directly from the Certified Canadian Immigration Consultant about various options available to interested candidates with emphasis on newly announced Fast Track Immigration for Skilled Workers, Business Investors, Provincial Nominee Programs and Family Sponsorships. For more information, please contact our Karachi office: Amir Ismail & Associates (AIA) Licensed Immigration Consultants Web: www.amirismail.com Blog: http://aicic.blogspot.com Pakistan: Suite # 706, 7th Floor, Kashif Centre, S...
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