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With a familiar culture and its proximity to the United States, doing business in Canada is often a popular first choice for American and non-U.S. companies looking to expand internationally. But with a disjointed system of provincial laws, getting operations up and running in our neighbor to the north presents unique challenges.

Canada: New "Start-Up" Visa Program

Citizen and Immigration Canada announces new program aimed at recruiting innovative immigrant entrepreneurs

Canada: Temporary Foreign Worker Program Compliance

Canadian employers may hire foreign workers on a temporary basis to fill immediate skills and labor shortages when Canadians and permanent residents are not available.

Country Overview: Canada

With a familiar culture and its proximity to the United States, Canada is often a popular first choice for American and non-U.S. companies looking to expand internationally. But with a
disjointed system of provincial laws, getting operations up and running in our neighbor to the north presents unique challenges. See our Canada Country Overview for five things to know about doing business in China.

Canada: Top destination for international expansion

published by HSP on 10/21/2011

U.S. companies considering international expansion may want to look due north. The recently released annual Forbes Best Countries for Business report found Canada to be the best environment for businesses worldwide.

Canada: FISA Act

The Fighting Internet and Wireless Spam Act (FISA) was passed by the Government of Canada in December, 2010. Under this new anti-spam bill, marketers and commercial enterprises have to have the consent of recipients before sending them any unsolicited electronic messages. Stricter than the US CAN-SPAM law, which requires that senders include an opt-out method in all commercial emails, the Canadian law requires an opt-in. The new rules are broad, covering all personalized electronic messages, including email, text, or any other future means of communication which may be developed.


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