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Why do employees treat a “quick chat” on the calendar like a warning signal instead of a normal meetingIn today's workplace, even the simplest meeting requests can prompt hesitation. A casual 'quick chat' might be interpreted with suspicion i...- Why do some people leave high-status jobs after one quiet realization that changes everythingWhile high-profile jobs often offer attractive salaries and enviable status, true employee engagement delves deeper than surface-level rewa...
- I Cleaned the Floors But Did Not Dry Them ProperlyLeaving floors wet after cleaning poses significant risks. Research highlights that moisture causes slips and falls, leading to injuries. B...
- Canada’s population drops by 100,000 in late 2025 amid sharp fall in temporary residentsCanada’s population fell by over 100,000 in Q4 2025, driven by a sharp drop of 171,000 temporary residents, especially study and work permi...
- Course correction: Indians pause plans to study overseasStudy abroad: In recent months, many students have deferred their plans to the next intake season at foreign universities, while quite a fe...
- Canada’s population falls as immigration slows, census data showsCanada's population has seen its first quarterly decline since late 2020, falling by 0.18% due to a significant drop in non-permanent resid...
- Canada moves up a crucial deadline for international students looking for work permits after graduationThe Canadian government will enforce a new rule for international students ahead of schedule. Starting May, graduates of certain college pr...
- Immigrants increasingly leaving Canada for "greener pastures": ReportThe study revealed that approximately 17.5 per cent of immigrants who arrived during this period eventually opted to emigrate within 20 yea...
- Who is leaving Canada and why?A new study by Statistics Canada reveals that a significant number of immigrants choose to leave Canada within years of arriving. Over 15% ...
- Canada sees unprecedented surge in non-permanent residents in 2023The report also highlights a methodological update by StatCan in estimating NPR population data. The agency clarified that this adjustment,...
- Canada doubles funds needed to be eligible for student visa; refuses to extend work permit reliefThe decision also extends the temporary lift on the 20-hour work limit for international students, now extended until April 30, 2024. Mille...
- Immigrants and students fuel Canada's population growth to 70-year highCanada's population has reached a nearly 70-year high, driven by a surge in immigrants and students, according to Statistics Canada. The co...
- Canada to change how it counts foreign students, workers amid housing crunchCanada's main statistics agency, Statistics Canada, has announced that it will change the way it counts non-permanent residents in response...
- These countries are the most preferred education destinations amongst Indian studentsThe number of Indian students studying overseas has increased drastically, with now over 7.5 lakh studying in more than 240 countries. Whil...
- International students in Canada face an uphill battle to gain permanent residency, study findsAccording to a study by the Conference Board of Canada, international students often have multiple temporary visas before transitioning to ...
- Immigrants make up largest share of Canada’s population in country's history; India takes top spot among newcomersOver half of recent immigrants living in Canada were admitted under the economic category. Of these 748,120 economic immigrants, just over ...
- New immigrants in Canada are earning more money. Here's who makes the mostOut of all immigrant worker categories, those who have both work and study experience before admission into Canada had the highest median w...
- Canada's new residency points plan to aid IndiansAccording to Canadian government statistics published by the Canadian Magazine of Immigration, the number of foreign students in Canada has...
- Graphic warning on cigarettes can stop millions from smokingGraphic warnings labels on cigarette packets could lead to 8.6 million fewer smokers in the US, a new study has found.
- Working in shifts 'ups risk of injury on the job'A new study has revealed that Canadians who work night and rotating shifts are almost twice as likely to be injured on the job than those w...
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