You can immigrate to Canada under the Self-Employed Class and begin the process of starting and running your own Canadian or BC Farm Operation. Please check out the Statistics Canada information on Agriculture.
Next, you want to check what permits you will need to begin to set-up a farming business on bizpal (just google it!).
Here is a great idea for hiring new staff to meet those deadlines! The Get Youth Working! Program is funded by the Canada-British Columbia Labour Market Agreement. Through the program you could receive $2,800 by hiring (up to three) eligible youths. Not only that, you can add to this funding by requesting an additional training incentive of up to $1,000 to purchase training for those newly hired youths.
Endako Mines is a 26,500 tonne per day, open pit molybdenum mine, mill and roaster. Endako is Canada’s largest capacity molybdenum mine, and the only one producing molybdenum as its primary product.
Our operation is located 25 km from the Village of Fraser Lake in central British Columbia. Fraser Lake, with an area population of approximately 2000, is situated on the shores of Fraser Lake, near the geographic centre of British Columbia.
The tax deadline is coming up for self-employed Canadians and their spouses.
Self-employed Canadians and their spouses get a little extra time to file their tax returns, but with the deadline of June 15 coming up you may still be looking for some answers. Here are some common questions we receive about filing a self-employed tax return:
A pilot project for female entrepreneurs – 10 to 15 – to go through a supported process (assigned business coaches, strategic networking opportunities) to develop a business growth plan.
At the end of 6 months – the pilot starts in June 2012 and runs through November 2012 – all entrepreneurs will make a business plan presentation/pitch for financing to a panel of Vancity and other financiers. All costs associated with this initiative are being covered through financial support from Status of Women Canada. The successful women entrepreneur pilot participants will not be asked to pay project fees or otherwise pay for the consulting, advice and resources they will access throughout this pilot phase.
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