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Caroline Minks
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Caroline is a Content Writer at CIC News and CanadaVisa.

With experience in both digital and print, Caroline has refined her skills in storytelling, editing, and adapting content across platforms—whether it's lifestyle, travel, global innovation, entertainment, or anything in between.

Holding a journalism degree from the University of Toronto, Caroline is dedicated to delivering objective and insightful coverage on every topic she tackles. In her previous role at Teamstream Productions, Caroline crafted special interest publications on a wide variety of subjects, delivering content that was thorough, engaging, and accessible to readers.

Away from her keyboard, Caroline can be found exploring the GTA, immersing herself in a gripping mystery novel, or indulging in classic Netflix binges.

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New Brunswick closes intake for Atlantic Immigration Program
The Reversing Falls bridge in Saint John, New Brunswick on a relatively sunny day.
How to get Canadian permanent residency through the Provincial Nominee Program
Snowy mountains in the Yukon, with a wall of trees and pink flowers in the forefront.
Federal government raises Canadian citizenship fees
A Canadian flag billowing in the wind, with the city Vancouver visible in the background.
Alberta increases application fees for worker immigration streams
A photo of the Calgary skyline on a bright summer day.
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New Brunswick closes intake for Atlantic Immigration Program
The Reversing Falls bridge in Saint John, New Brunswick on a relatively sunny day.
How to get Canadian permanent residency through the Provincial Nominee Program
Snowy mountains in the Yukon, with a wall of trees and pink flowers in the forefront.
Federal government raises Canadian citizenship fees
A Canadian flag billowing in the wind, with the city Vancouver visible in the background.
Alberta increases application fees for worker immigration streams
A photo of the Calgary skyline on a bright summer day.
How to reduce the risk of refusal for your immigration application
A Black woman in a yellow turtleneck holding papers in both hands, appearing stressed and confused as she looks at one of them. She is sitting at a table with a laptop, pen, and Post-it notes on on it.
British Columbia and Prince Edward Island invite candidates to apply for provincial immigration
A man and woman canoeing on Harrison River, East of Vancouver, British Columbia.
Canada’s temporary resident population contracts as overall population growth slows
A view of Vancouver city from atop a hill.
Canadian immigration for couples: A guide to spousal sponsorship
A man and woman eagerly hugging in an airport with luggage alongside them.
Scammers may reach out to you posing as government representatives. Here’s what you need to know
A woman holding a credit card in her left hand and an iPhone in her right.
Unable to sponsor your parents or grandparents for PR? Sponsor them for a Super Visa
A young woman with long curly hair hugging an older lady with short, grey hair. They are standing in a kitchen, and Both are wearing pink
How to get a Bridging Open Work Permit
An individual in a white shirt positioned on the right side of the screen in front of a laptop, holding papers and a pen.
The top 10 universities in Canada, according to new report
The University of Toronto and the
How did Elon Musk become a Canadian citizen?
A Canadian citizenship application rests on a table with a red pen and Canadian passport atop it.
Canada extends CUAET measures for Ukrainians
Canadian and Ukrainian flags arranged diagonally
Prince Edward Island limits Atlantic Immigration Program to workers in three sectors
A red and white lighthouse stands in front of a frozen body of water, featuring a few gentle sunlit hills in front and to the side of it. A dirt path leads to the lighthouse.
Manitoba and Prince Edward Island issue invitations to apply for provincial immigration
A partially frozen river at the Pisew Falls Provincial Park in Manitoba, surrounding by pine trees.
Can you enter Canada with a criminal record?
A sign for the Pacific Highway port of entry, indicating a border crossing point with text in both English and French. Several cars are seen waiting in line at the border checkpoint.
How Canada uses the CRS to select permanent residents
A beautiful winter landscape featuring mountains in the far distance, snowy trees on the left and right, and a frozen river in the centre. The sun is washing over the mountain tops.
February 2025: State of the Express Entry pool
The Canadian flag waving in the wind with snow-speckled mountains in the backdrop.
How to get Canadian permanent residence through Express Entry
Beautiful mountain located in Banff during the winter time.
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