ICC Immigration Dashboard: 2023 in Review
28.02.2024
Canada surpassed its immigration target levels. We review the immigration patters in 2023.
Through the Cultural Access Pass, new citizens have the opportunity to experience more than 1,300 of Canada’s premier cultural attractions – museums, galleries, science centres, parks and national historic sites, as well as exclusive travel discounts.
Between 40-50,000 new citizens will sign up for the CAP program every year. Here are some key demographics about our program participants coming to visit your attraction with their family and friends:
What does this tell us? Our program participants are in the prime of their lives and are ready to be engaged. Many of our cultural attraction partners across the country have used front-desk tracking data and key demographic information about our membership to refine their visitor experience, and better retain this audience over time.
Would you like more information about CAP members in your city? Get in touch with us at cap@inclusion.ca.
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ICC Immigration Dashboard: 2023 in Review
28.02.2024
Canada surpassed its immigration target levels. We review the immigration patters in 2023.
Historic Citizenship Ceremony at Quebec City’s Morrin Cultural Centre
28.08.2024
On August 20th, the ICC celebrated a big occasion with its first citizenship ceremony in Quebec City, held at the iconic Morrin Cultural Centre. This historic venue, which once served as a jail and now houses a beautiful library, provided a fitting backdrop for welcoming 29 new Canadian citizens from 15 different countries.
A Heartfelt Citizenship Ceremony in Banff
20.09.2024
On September 5, 2024, the Institute for Canadian Citizenship hosted an enhanced citizenship ceremony at the Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity where 25 individuals from 12 countries became Canadian citizens with a picturesque background.