…same scale. While Canada and the United States are comparable in terms of land area, the United States dwarfs Canada population-wise. As of 2022, the United States clocks in at…
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…economic benefit, our backlogged and broken immigration system. Canada is recruiting the best and brightest American-trained foreign nationals through a streamlined immigration process. After receiving a U.S. education, these talented…
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In June, the Canadian immigration minister announced a new initiative to attract high-tech talent to Canada — from the United States. The Tech Talent Strategy targets foreign-born workers who have…
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The United States and Canada announced the expansion of their Safe Third Country Agreement (STCA) last week during President Biden’s visit to Canada. Under U.S. law, a so-called “Safe Third…
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…to other talented professionals. In Kerr’s terminology, this process gives birth to “talent clusters”—and it is the talent clusters that fuel innovation. As the author notes, the degree to which…
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…critical points: First, the contribution of talent to American innovation and overall competitiveness is as important today as in the past: “Talent – especially the talent of highly educated STEM…
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…And the human capital—the people who are leading these innovations—comes not only from homegrown talent but also from a global labor market and talent pool. The U.S. has a well-established…
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…economies. In October, the American Immigration Council saw these efforts in action. The Council partnered with the Greater Houston Partnership for the seventh annual Global Talent Chamber Network (GTCN) Convening…
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…has been designated by Canada as a “safe third country.” Under the Safe Third Country Agreement (STCA) between the United States and Canada, refugees coming through the United States to…
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…permanent residence in Canada more than doubled between 2016 and 2019, rising from 39,340 to 80,685. One reason so many Indians are going to Canada is the increasing difficulty of…
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