Saturday, December 27, 2025
ADVT 
National

Immigrating to Canada? Latest Updates & Rule Changes due to Covid-19

Darpan News Desk, 10 Aug, 2020 05:31 PM
  • Immigrating to Canada? Latest Updates & Rule Changes due to Covid-19

DARPAN asked Immigration expert & Consultant Rakesh Sharma of about latest updates and changes in rules in Immigration rules of Canada.

The #COVID-19 pandemic has impacted different areas of immigration due to travel restriction, extension to change, or status within Canada and what provisions are there for those who are applicants in the business category- hear from Immigration Consultant & Expert Rakesh Sharma with Alliance Immigration. WATCH!

 

MORE National ARTICLES

Sobeys Installs Plexiglas Shields, Other Measures, To Fight Spread Of COVID-19

Sobeys Installs Plexiglas Shields, Other Measures, To Fight Spread Of COVID-19
Grocers, which have seen demand spike as coronavirus fears prompt people to flock to stores and stockpile supplies, made moves to give their staff time to restock shelves and clean stores, as well as other measures.    

Sobeys Installs Plexiglas Shields, Other Measures, To Fight Spread Of COVID-19

Manitoba Government Cuts Some Taxes, Sets Money Aside For Emergencies

WINNIPEG - The Manitoba government is keeping a tight leash on spending and delaying some promised tax cuts as it prepares for the economic fallout from COVID-19.

Manitoba Government Cuts Some Taxes, Sets Money Aside For Emergencies

Asylum Seekers To Be Turned Back At U.S. Border, Prime Minister Says

Asylum Seekers To Be Turned Back At U.S. Border, Prime Minister Says
OTTAWA - Asylum seekers crossing into Canada on foot from the U.S. will be turned back as part of the border shutdown between the two countries.

Asylum Seekers To Be Turned Back At U.S. Border, Prime Minister Says

Bereavement Workers, Including Embalmers, Say They Don't Have Access To Enough Masks

A group that represents the funeral industry is calling for greater access to masks and other protective gear as the COVID-19 pandemic marches onward.

Bereavement Workers, Including Embalmers, Say They Don't Have Access To Enough Masks

Canada Watching 70 Cruise Ships Still Sailing With 4,000 Canadians On Board

OTTAWA - The federal government is trying to keep tabs on as many as 4,000 Canadians still on board cruise ships sailing around the world amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.    

Canada Watching 70 Cruise Ships Still Sailing With 4,000 Canadians On Board

The Latest Developments On Covid-19 In Canada

The latest news on the COVID-19 global pandemic (all times Eastern):

The Latest Developments On Covid-19 In Canada