Federal government lifts low-wage LMIA pause in eight regions The Government of Canada has confirmed that low-wage Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) processing will resume in eight Canadian regions starting January 9, 2026, following improvements in local employment conditions. Key cities where processing will restart include Vancouver, Winnipeg, Kingston, Halifax, and several Atlantic Canadian regions. […]

As of January 1, 2026, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has confirmed that no new applications will be accepted under the Parents and Grandparents Program (PGP) this year. This announcement has left many Canadian citizens and permanent residents concerned about how they can reunite with their parents or grandparents. While the pause means there […]

Prince Edward Island has officially published its provincial immigration draw schedule for 2026, offering prospective immigrants rare insight into when invitations may be issued throughout the year. This move continues PEI’s reputation as the only Canadian province to publicly share a full-year draw calendar, giving candidates greater transparency and planning confidence. The anticipated schedule was […]

Statistics Canada has announced a large-scale recruitment campaign ahead of the 2026 Census, with approximately 32,000 job openings available across all Canadian provinces and territories. These temporary positions offer competitive hourly wages of up to $31.32 per hour and provide an opportunity for eligible residents to participate in one of Canada’s most important national data-collection […]

Canada continues to offer multiple immigration options for Venezuelan nationals who wish to visit, study, work, or permanently settle in the country. Canadian immigration policies focus on individual eligibility rather than nationality, meaning Venezuelans are assessed based on their qualifications, intent, and ability to meet program requirements. From temporary entry to permanent residence and family […]

Ontario has introduced important regulatory updates that make it easier for self-employed physicians to qualify for permanent residence through the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP). These changes came into effect on January 1, 2026, and are designed to reduce barriers for internationally trained doctors working in the province. The updates apply to the Employer Job […]

Canada has kicked off 2026 with a major immigration move, issuing one of the largest-ever invitation rounds under the Canadian Experience Class through the Express Entry system. Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada has invited 8,000 candidates with Canadian work experience to apply for permanent residence, marking the second-largest CEC draw in history. This strong start […]

A major change to Canada’s citizenship law officially came into force on December 15, 2025, opening the door to Canadian citizenship for thousands of people worldwide who were previously excluded due to restrictive rules. With the implementation of Bill C-3, Canada has removed long-standing limitations that prevented many individuals born outside the country from inheriting […]

Canada’s immigration framework underwent major restructuring in 2025. Several permanent residence (PR) pathways—ranging from Provincial Nominee Program streams to federal and Quebec-specific pilots—were either permanently shut down or placed under long-term suspension. While these closures created uncertainty for many applicants, Canada continues to offer multiple alternative routes to permanent residence. In some cases, new or […]

For many international students and skilled professionals, pursuing a master’s degree in Canada can be a powerful strategy to achieve permanent residence. Beyond academic advancement, a Canadian master’s credential offers significant immigration advantages that can dramatically increase an applicant’s chances of receiving an invitation for permanent residence. Why a Canadian Master’s Degree Matters for PR […]