Archive for Category: New Brunswick

accelerator program, artificial intelligence sectors, Cybersecurity, Energia Ventures, Energia Ventures program, Startup Accelerator, the University of New Brunswick, UNB

14 Jul

UNB Startup Accelerator

The Government of Canada has given the University of New Brunswick $655,500 to support the Energia Ventures program.

Canada, Education, Entrepreneurs, FREDERICTON, New Brunswick, News

12 Jul

Immigration of French

Minister Mendicino and FCFA President Roy invite French-speaking temporary residents to take advantage of pathways to permanent residence

FCFA, French-speaking, Immigration of French speakers

Canada, Canada News, New Brunswick, News, Quebec

23 Jun

New Brunswick population

With New Brunswick moving to Phase 2 on the province’s “Path to Green” last week and

Businesses, Fredericton, Immigration, newcomers

19 Jun

Planet Hatch Province

Planet Hatch Province-Wide Program Will Teach Students Entrepreneurial Skills

Entrepreneurial, Entrepreneurial Skills, mentorship, online learning, Planet Hatch, Planet Hatch Program, Students, workshops

Canada, Education, Entrepreneurs, FREDERICTON, New Brunswick, News

28 May

N.B. Covid19

The New Brunswick government says it could lift all Covid-19 health restrictions as quickly as New Brunswick Day on August 2.

August, COVID-19, Health, N.B., New Brunswick government

Business Immigration, Business Immigration Stream program, COVID-19, Exploratory Tour, New Brunswick Business Immigration, traveling to Canada, Virtual Tour

26 May

New Brunswick Exploratory Tour

WhatsApp #: +1 506 999 2526 or Email: info@swallowimmigration.ca

Saint John, Saint John Home Sales, Saint John Real Estate, Skyrocketing

20 May

Saint John Home

Skyrocketing home sales in Greater Saint John continued to set records during the month of April.

Canada, New Brunswick, News, SAINT JOHN

N.B. Adds 4,100 Jobs, Unemployment Drops To 8.5 Percent

10 May

N.B. Jobs

The latest Labour Force Survey released by Statistics Canada indicated a positive month for New Brunswick’s job force, especially when compared to its provincial counterparts.

jobs, labour, N.B., Unemployment

Building Inspection Report, Councilor Bruce Grandy, Fredericton Residential, Fredericton Residential Permit Increased, Homes, housing, housing market, Immigration

27 Apr

TechImpact Program To Give N.B. Businesses

Digital Boost 2.0 will provide up to 150 New Brunswick companies from many different sectors with the funding to create a digital strategy.

ACOA, digital strategy, federal government, Investment, N.B. Businesses, New Brunswick companies, TechImpact

Atlantic, Canada, New Brunswick, News

22 Apr

New Brunswick Economy

J.D. Irving, Ltd. is among the largest employers across Atlantic Canada and in recent years has been struggling to recruit staff particularly into specific occupations such as truckers and forestry workers.

Atlantic Canada, Co-CEO, David Campbell, Don Mills, Jim Irving, newcomers, population growth

Atlantic, Canada, New Brunswick, News

20 Apr

Fredericton Residential Permit

According to March 2021’s Building Inspection Report, the total value of residential permits in Fredericton has more than tripled compared to the first three months of 2020.

Canada, FREDERICTON, New Brunswick, News

These High-Skilled Newcomers Say ‘New Brunswick Is Where The Future Is’

19 Apr

New Brunswick Newcomers

New Brunswick communities have been recently named by major North American magazines as top places to live and work, a recognition they richly deserve.

clean air, High-Skilled, low crime rate, newcomers, North American magazines

16 Apr

Nurses migrate to New Brunswick

Nurses can migrate to New Brunswick through the job offer, which requires the special procedure described on this page.

CLB, French, Immigration, Nurses, permanent residence card, Permanent Residency, PR file, PSW, resume, work permit, Worker

09 Apr

Applications go digital

On April 1, 2021, IRCC launched an online permanent residence application portal enabling applicants who apply for select economic permanent resident programs to submit their applications online. These programs include

immigration pilot, IRCC, online, Provincial Nominee Program

Canada, New Brunswick, News, Quebec

08 Apr

STUDY IN NEW BRUNSWICK

The New Brunswick International Student Program welcomes students between the ages of 11 and 18 from all points of the globe. This program also includes a $5,000 tuition discount, a private accommodation with all amenities including three meals a...

Airport, bilingual province, English, English language, French, high school, NBISP, tuition, tuition discount

08 Apr

New Brunswick Workers

This Work From Anywhere culture has opened up the possibility of these remote employees considering a move to New Brunswick where they can continue their careers while enjoying greater affordability, improved quality of life, and a desirable work/life balance.

attraction, global pandemic, remote employees, repatriation, retention, work-from-home

02 Apr

Kombucha in Fredericton

After three years of learning and working in New York, a Fredericton native has returned home to brew kombucha.

antioxidants, culinary school, Hornibrook, Kombucha, New York, probiotics, teachers

Canada, FREDERICTON, New Brunswick, News

12 Feb

N.B. economic

The premier of New Brunswick says more than $200 million in new, private investment projects are an indicator of growth in the province over the past year despite the COVID-19 pandemic.

COVID-19, N.B., pandemic, projects, province

04 Feb

New Brunswick Worker stream

The Province of New Brunswick will accept applications under the NB Skilled Worker stream from international graduates working in New Brunswick in a NOC D position and who meet the following criteria:

COVID, federal post-graduate, international graduates, NB, NB Skill, NBPNP, NOC, NOC D, Program, Skilled Worker, Worker stream

02 Feb

Migration between Canada and Ukraine

Canada launches a mobility working group with Ukraine to expand collaboration on migration between Canada and Ukraine

Citizenship, COVID-19, Immigration, Refugees, Ukraine, working group

Happy New Year, holiday, Merry Christmas, Swallow Immigration Consultancy

01 Jan

Happy New Year

Happy New Year, wishing you health, wealth and happiness in the new year ahead.

2021, Happy New Year, New Year

Canada, Event, New Brunswick, News

24 Dec

Christmas working hours

Swallow Immigration Consultancy wishes you a very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. During this holiday season, our office is going to be closed from Dec. 24th, 2020 to Jan. 3rd, 2021. We’ll be back to work on Jan. 4th, 2021. If...

17 Dec

Permanent Residents To Vote

Bill 28, proposed to the Legislature on Tuesday, seeks to amend the section of the Municipal Elections Act that outlines who is allowed to vote to include permanent residents of Canada.

Canadian citizens, Elections, foreign workers, government, immigrants, international students, permanent residents, vote

09 Dec

Employment in New Brunswick

Employment in New Brunswick returned to pre-Covid-19 levels in November, with 4,200 jobs gained, according to Statistic Canada’s latest labour force survey.

COVID-19, employment, full-time, jobs, labour, November

Canada, New Brunswick

07 Dec

CyberNB

FREDERICTON – CyberHatch, the name of CyberNB’s new incubator and accelerator, will welcome five companies at a time with up to four cohorts expected per year.

CEO, CyberHatch, CyberNB, Investment, jobs, Program, Tyson Johnson

3D Planeta, Daniel Purcell, entrepreneurship, experiential learning program, MBA, software, start-ups, University of New Brunswick Fredericton

07 Dec

Entrepreneurs In Fredericton

FREDERICTON – The Startup Diversity Report 2020 By Planet Hatch, Expected To Be Released In Full On Friday, Shows An Increase In Women-Run Businesses, Indigenous-Run Businesses, And Newcomer-Run Businesses In Fredericton.

Businesses, Entrepreneurs In Fredericton, Indigenous, Newcomer, Planet Hatch, Startup, Women

Canada, Entrepreneurs, FREDERICTON, New Brunswick, News

19 Nov

UNB Students

UNB Fredericton has a long history of punching above its weight when it comes to financial education programs. Case in point: its Student Investment Fund, which is one of the largest in Canada.

financial education, Investment Fund, investment funds, portfolio managers, SIF, Student Investment Fund, UNB, UNB Fredericton, UNB Students, University of New Brunswick

Canada, Education, FREDERICTON, New Brunswick

17 Nov

New Brunswick Express

The New Brunswick Express Entry Stream is designed for Foreign Nationals with the skills, education and work experience to contribute to New Brunswick’s economy, who are ready to live and work in New Brunswick and meet the requirements for...

Canadian Study Permit, CELPIP, ECA, education, EOIs, Express Entry, Foreign Nationals, IELTS, Job Seeker, NOC, skills, TCF, TEF, work experience

Canada, Canada News, Express Entry, New Brunswick, News

10 Nov

Bakery In Moncton

The company is expanding in a big way in Moncton, with a new bakery worth more than $4.5-million set to open in the Hub City later this year.

Atlantic Canada, bakery, Bank of Montreal, breads, Mrs. Dunster’s

Canada, Moncton, Montreal, New Brunswick, News

20 Oct

MBA Grad

Growing up, Daniel Purcell used to stop by in Fredericton as he traveled from his home in Ontario to his parents’ home province of Nova Scotia.

Education, FREDERICTON, New Brunswick, News

29 Sep

5G Network Technology

Rogers Communications and the City of Fredericton announced last week that 5G is now available in the city through the internet provider.

5G, city, Cyber, CyberNB, Ericsson, internet, Rogers

Canada, Canada News, FREDERICTON, New Brunswick, New Brunswick News, News

Liberal Leader Kevin Vickers took part in an online Political Leaders Series hosted by New Brunswick’s Chambers of Commerce and economic development organizations on Tuesday morning.

09 Sep

Kevin Vickers New Brunswick

“My answer here is the economy, the economy, the economy. If we can get this place going, and I am confident that we can and have high-paying, good-paying jobs, this issue will look after itself. That is my belief,”...

COVID-19, economy, jobs, Kevin Vickers, programs, promotion, province, Tourism, Vickers

Canada, Entrepreneurial Stream, Entrepreneurs, New Brunswick

28 Aug

Immigrant entrepreneur Approach

Immigrant entrepreneur encourages a ‘Can Do’ approach I moved to Canada 50 years ago and have never looked back. I salute all immigrants and newcomers for their courage to move to a new country and adapt to the environment....

business community, Creativity, economy, entrepreneurship, foods market, Innovation, newcomers, Passion, Perseverance, Persistence, Persuasion, Plan

19 Aug

Canada Greener Economy

OTTAWA – Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland has been officially sworn in as the new federal Finance Minister, replacing the outgoing Bill Morneau. Freeland becomes the first woman to ever hold the role at the federal level.

COVID-19, economy, finance Minister, Freeland, Greener Economy, jobs, Morneau, Trudeau

Canada, New Brunswick, News, Ottawa

N.B. At The Forefront Of Creating Energy en

13 Aug

N.B. Energy

Driven by global demand for energy, a desire for efficient and low-emission energy options and rapidly advancing technologies, companies are responding to change and to consumer demand.

biomass, consumer, energy, heat, Innovation, investors, N.B., natural gas, power, renewable energy, solar, Technologies, wind

Canada, Canada News, New Brunswick, New Brunswick News, News

11 Aug

Most Complete Employment Recovery

N.B. Sees ‘Most Complete Employment Recovery’ Among Provinces: Statistics Canada Aug 10, 2020 byHuddle Staff New Brunswick saw “the most complete employment recovery of all provinces to date,” according to Statistics Canada’sJuly Labour Force Survey. Employment in New Brunswick...

COVID-19, employment, good-producing, N.B., population

Canada, Canada News, New Brunswick, New Brunswick News, News

07 Aug

MBA Program

UNB Saint John MBA Program Welcomes Students Into Class In September, Both In Person And Virtually

MBA, MBA Program, Saint John, September, Students, UNB

20 Jul

Moncton Best Place in Canada

The BMO Labour Market Report Card ranked the Hub City first out of 33 cities and the Chamber of Commerce for Greater Moncton is not surprised.

BMO, CEO, Chamber, Cities, Hub City, job losses, John Wishart, Labour Market, pandemic, province, work

Canada, Canada News, Moncton, New Brunswick, New Brunswick News, News

30 Jun

Canada Visa Application

The Visa Application Centre in Istanbul and Ankara will re-open for business on Wednesday, 8th July, and will provide the following limited services until further notice.

Ankara, biometrics, COVID-19, IRCC, Istanbul, passport, VAC, Visa

28 Jun

Atlantic Canadian Borders

FREDERICTON – New Brunswick has moved to the next stage of the Yellow recovery phase, except for the Campbellton Zone 5 region, which remains in the Orange phase. The province also expects an “Atlantic Bubble” with open borders between...

Atlantic, Atlantic Canadian Borders, Health, medical, province

23 Jun

New Brunswick Webinar

Another Webinar running by Swallow Immigration Consultancy

Education Webinar, graduate students, Immigration, international students, Permanent Residency, Study, University of New Brunswick, webinar, webinars

Canada, Education, Event, New Brunswick, News

New Brunswick Among Provinces With Head-Start On Recovery

18 Jun

New Brunswick economic

According to the report, New Brunswick would have recovered 95 percent of its February GDP by the end of the year.

Economic, Economist, GDP, pandemic, RBC, recovered, Robert Hogue, success

BC, British Columbia, Canada, Manitoba, New Brunswick, News

10 Jun

N.B. Economist

David Campbell, the president of Moncton-based Jupia Consultants Inc., said what we want to see now is a sustained recovery.

course, David Campbell, jobs, Jupia Consultants Inc., N.B. Economist

Canada, Moncton, New Brunswick, News

10 Jun

UNB’s Fall Term

These are unique times, marked by uncertainty, and with that comes a level of uneasiness and anxiety. One thing that remains certain is UNB’s commitment to providing a safe environment for students, faculty, and staff.

Fall Term 2020, food services, Graduate programs, libraries, Nousheen Pourjahani, UNB, Undergraduate programs

08 Jun

Support International Students

As many international students across New Brunswick have become stuck and cash-strapped, the province is encouraging them to fill job vacancies.

financial aid, Financial Support, job, province

courses, educational opportunities, Management Development Program, management skills, UNB, University of New Brunswick, webinar

08 Jun

UNB’s courses Webinar

We would like to inform you that the University of New Brunswick is going to have an info session to introduce a few of their short-term educational opportunities which are suitable for entrepreneurs, who are willing to run a business in Canada.

Canada, Education, Entrepreneurs, Event, New Brunswick, News

05 Jun

Canadian Education Webinar

Please be informed that we are going to have a webinar about the University of New Brunswick's programs for international students and different New Brunswick's immigration programs those graduate students can apply to get their permanent residency.

Atlantic Standard Time, free, international students, Permanent Residency, registration, Studying, University of New Brunswick, webinar

Canada, Education, Event, New Brunswick, News

02 Jun

New Brunswick Webinars

New Brunswick Entrepreneurial Stream Webinar

Entrepreneurial Stream, Entrepreneurial Stream Webinar, webinar

Canada, Entrepreneurial Stream, Entrepreneurs, New Brunswick, News

24 May

New Brunswick Reopening

Friday will mark two weeks since the province moved to the orange phase. According to the government’s plan, the next phase – yellow – will allow gatherings of 50 people or fewer with physical distancing, and a family and...

family, friends, gatherings, gyms, Higgs, orange phase, province, Reopening, saunas, swimming pools, yoga

22 May

Entrepreneurial Stream Webinar

Please be informed that we are going to have a webinar about the New Brunswick Entrepreneurial program on May 27th at 10:00 am, New Brunswick time.

clients, Entrepreneurial, seminar, webinar

04 May

New Brunswick Canada

That makes New Brunswick the only province in Canada to have no existing cases, joining Yukon and the Northwest Territories with zero active cases as of Saturday afternoon.

Blaine Higgs, COVID-19, Health, Jennifer Russell, Sunday, Yukon

24 Apr

International students services

During the COVID-19 outbreak, workers in certain roles and industries have been under considerable pressure, and the government recognizes that international students who are already present in Canada will help meet the challenges of the pandemic.

COVID-19, emergency, government, health-care, international students, Studying

23 Apr

COVID-19 New Brunswick

Chief medical officer of health Dr. Jennifer Russell says we have been successful in the early stage of the pandemic.

COVID-19, Dr. Jennifer Russell, emergency, hospital, medical, patient, province

21 Apr

N.B. COVID-19

As New Brunswick reports no new COVID-19 cases for the sixth time in the last 10 days, the conversation in the province has inched towards the re-opening of the economy, as reflected in the provincial press conference Monday.

Coronavirus, COVID-19, dance, economy, N.B., province, Recovery

17 Apr

New Brunswick Plan

Marcel LeBrun and David Alston are former executives at Radian6 and Salesforce.com. They are technology entrepreneurs, small business owners, and actively involved in community initiatives in New Brunswick.

David Alston, Marcel LeBrun, Radian6, Salesforce.com., small business, Technology

Canada, Entrepreneurs, New Brunswick, News

16 Apr

New Brunswick Dance

So far, we have zero deaths in New Brunswick from this virus. We reached our peak in “new cases per day” on March 29.

Coronavirus, COVID-19, Dominic Cardy’s, Dr. Jennifer Russell, Hospitals, patients, Premier Higgs

31 Mar

Unemployed N.B.

As announced on March 24, they are eligible to receive $900 if they have lost their job due to the COVID-19 situation.

$900, Business, COVID-19, emergency, employment, federal benefits, international students, March 30, N.B., Unemployed, vulnerable students, workers

27 Mar

Fredericton Nissan

The dealership launched a free pick-up and delivery service of prescriptions and online grocery orders to those in need in the greater Fredericton area.

cars, Deliveries, Grocery, Kennedy, Nissan, online, Prescription, service

Canada, Entrepreneurs, FREDERICTON, New Brunswick, News

26 Mar

New Brunswick Award

A Saint John woman will be receiving an award in April to recognize the work she’s done early in her career.

agricultural engineering, career, CMA, CPA, Emerging Leader Award, Irving Oil, MBA, Raha Mosca, UNB

Canada, New Brunswick, News, SAINT JOHN

24 Mar

Immigration community

Hi Nousheen, please feel free to forward this to others in the consultant or immigration community. We are ready to help wherever needed.

airlines, immigration community, Member of Parliament, Visa

22 Mar

Canada Small Businesses

The survey also found that a quarter of small firms would not be able to survive for more than a month with a drop-in business income of more than 50 percent.

Canada Small Businesses, CFIB, Coronavirus, EI, GST, HST, tax payments

Canada, FREDERICTON, New Brunswick, New Brunswick News, News

18 Mar

New Brunswick Coronavirus

New Brunswick’s chief medical officer of health says numerous businesses and public spaces “must be closed,” effective Tuesday, until further notice.

Amusement parks, aquariums, arenas, bars, cinemas, Coronavirus, COVID-19, dance, discos, libraries, museums, saunas, spas, spinning, swimming pools, theatres, water parks, yoga, zoos, Zumba

Canada, Canada News, New Brunswick, New Brunswick News, News

16 Mar

Canada Job Creation

We will also continue to implement our plan to increase Francophone immigration outside Quebec while supporting the successful integration and retention of French-speaking newcomers and strengthening Francophone communities.

employers, government, newcomers

Atlantic, Canada, New Brunswick, News

12 Mar

N.B.Taxes

Finance and Treasury Board Minister Ernie Steeves said the budget creates conditions for growth and addresses the province’s challenges head-on.

economy, Ernie Steeves, Immigration, industry, language, newcomers, property tax, work

Canada, Canada News, New Brunswick, New Brunswick News, News

09 Mar

N.B. Unemployment

The latest labour force survey, released Friday, shows the province added 1,500 full-time jobs and lost 1,400 part-time positions.

employment, full-time jobs, N.B., part-time positions, Rate, Unemployment, work

Canada, Canada News, New Brunswick, New Brunswick News, News

09 Mar

New Brunswick’s Seafood

More than 22,000 seafood professionals attended the 2019 event to discover suppliers, products and trends, and to create business connections.

China, crab, Japan, lobster, products, salmon, seafood, United States

Canada, Canada News, New Brunswick, New Brunswick News, News, USA

05 Mar

Sunset Grill Canada

Sunset Grill focuses on healthy, made-to-order breakfast and lunch and prepares food without using a deep fryer. It started in the 1980s in the Beaches area of Toronto and now has locations across Ontario and Alberta.

Atlantic Canada, breakfast, East Point Shopping Centre, franchise, Sunset Grill

Alberta, Atlantic, Canada, New Brunswick, News, Ontario, Toronto

04 Mar

Coronavirus

Immigration Operational Bulletin 669 (modified) – Novel coronavirus (COVID-19) – Special processing instructions for temporary residence, permanent residence, and citizenship applications – February 7, 2020

Bulletin 669, Citizenship, Coronavirus, COVID-19, Immigration, instructions, residence