The True North Strong and Free
Canada is a country filled with numerous cultures and pockets of community for new immigrants. Especially in larger cities like Vancouver, Toronto, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Calgary and Montreal, newcomers will find places like Vancouver’s Chinatown (the largest Chinatown in Canada) and Toronto’s Little India. Various cultural centres are also common in these large urban regions.
More than 401,000 newcomers were welcomed to the country as permanent residents in 2021 – the largest number of new immigrants in a single year in Canadian history. It makes for a rich national culture and adds to the growth of inclusivity, welcoming and support. These are traits the majority of Canadians support and emulate.
There are 10 distinct and beautiful provinces and three territories for you to consider settling in.
The major cities are the most common settling place chosen by new immigrants with Toronto, Vancouver and Montreal being the most common. Others include Calgary, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Ottawa and Halifax also being popular. Others may choose more rural communities for various reasons such as their desire to farm, joining family or friends in smaller areas or investing in a particular region.
Whatever your reasons for coming to Canada, we are here to help.
