Immigration Process: Alexandra Clark and Donald Trump

immigration process: She said the country must focus on incentives to lure foreign skilled workers, adding in an email that talent is not defined by borders and if they choose to come to Canada, the entire ecosystem will be better for it, according to Toronto Star. Allen Lau, CEO of Toronto-based online storytelling app Wattpad, said along with measures recently unveiled by Ottawa to shorten the immigration process for foreign-born tech workers, what Donald Trump is doing actually may actually help Canada. Canada has an opportunity to be a country where the best talent from around the world can move here and do their life's work as never before, said Alexandra Clark, director of policy and government affairs at Ottawa-based e-commerce platform Shopify. He said the U.S. president's travel ban on people from seven Muslim-majority nations could at least partially bridge a substantial gap in tech talent in Canada. Americans who I know have contacted me, and are looking at what are other countries they might want to move to, he said, although he called it premature to speculate about tech companies moving north to flee Trump. Article Continued Below And Lau said that the travel ban is already having an impact. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.