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The Canadian Point System

In 1967, Canada became the first country in the world to introduce a points system for economic class immigrants. Canada introduced the points system to help it assess immigration candidates objectively based on human capital characteristics such as their age, education, language skills, occupations, and work experience.

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Canadian Economic Immigration Assessment

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Immigration Assessment

The Canadian Point System

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Marvin Geekie

Associate Counsel

Jens Deppe

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Kevin Cheung

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Canadian Economic Immigration Assessment

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Immigration Assessment

The Canadian Point System

Immigration Law Lawyers

Marvin Geekie

Associate Counsel

Wendy Cheung, Q. Med, C. Arb.

Associate

Jens Deppe

Associate

Kevin Cheung

Associate