Six High-Paying Non-Healthcare Jobs That Can Fast-Track Canada Permanent Residence in 2026

Canada’s immigration system continues to offer strong pathways to permanent residence for skilled workers across a variety of industries. While healthcare roles have often been highlighted in discussions about priority occupations, several high-paying jobs outside of healthcare are now emerging as excellent options for candidates looking to accelerate their journey to Canadian permanent residency. These […]

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Ontario Announces Higher Nomination Allocation for 2026: What It Means for Immigration

Ontario has unveiled its nomination allocation for 2026, and the figures show a significant increase compared with the previous year. This elevated allocation reflects the province’s strong economic growth, persistent labour market needs, and ongoing commitment to welcoming skilled immigrants. As Canada’s most populous province and a leading destination for immigration, Ontario continues to broaden […]

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Canada Express Entry Draw Predictions for February 2026: CRS Scores Expected to Drop, Bigger Draws Likely

Canada’s Express Entry system is expected to witness significant movement in February 2026, with experts predicting larger invitation rounds, declining CRS cut-offs, and strong focus on Canadian Experience Class and category-based draws. Following a highly active January, immigration trends suggest that February could bring major opportunities for skilled workers and in-Canada applicants. With thousands of high-scoring candidates exiting […]

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Alberta Reveals 2026 Immigration Priorities and Nomination Strategy

Alberta has officially outlined its provincial immigration priorities for 2026, offering clarity to thousands of skilled workers, international graduates, and employers hoping to secure permanent residence through the Alberta Advantage Immigration Program (AAIP). According to newly released provincial data, Alberta has been allocated 6,403 provincial nomination spaces for 2026, maintaining the increased level introduced last […]

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Express Entry CEC Draw Delivers Lowest CRS Cut-Off of the Year

IRCC issues 6,000 invitations as Canadian work experience remains a top priority Canada’s immigration system delivered encouraging news for candidates with Canadian work experience as Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) conducted a major Express Entry draw under the Canadian Experience Class (CEC). The latest round resulted in a noticeable drop in the Comprehensive Ranking […]

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Canada’s Express Entry Backlog Climbs to a Three-Year High

Immigration processing delays intensify as IRCC struggles to meet service standards Canada’s immigration system is facing renewed pressure as the backlog of Express Entry applications has climbed to its highest level in more than three years. Newly released figures from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) reveal that delays are increasing across several immigration streams, […]

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Canada and China Announce Major Step Toward Visa-Free Travel

Canada and China are moving toward a new era of easier travel, following an announcement by Prime Minister Mark Carney during an official press conference in Beijing on January 16. The Prime Minister confirmed that Canadian passport holders will soon be eligible for visa-free travel to the People’s Republic of China, marking a significant diplomatic […]

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IRCC Continues 2026 Express Entry Momentum with Provincial Nominee Draw

Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has carried forward its active start to 2026 by issuing another round of Invitations to Apply (ITAs) through the Express Entry system. The latest selection focused exclusively on candidates nominated by Canadian provinces under the Provincial Nominee Program (PNP). In this draw, IRCC issued 681 ITAs to Express Entry […]

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Provincial Nomination Applications: Documents You Must Prepare to Avoid Refusal

Receiving an invitation to apply for a Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) is a major milestone, but it is only the beginning of a critical stage. Once invited, applicants usually have 20 to 60 days—depending on the province—to submit a complete and well-documented application. Missing, outdated, or insufficient documents can lead to refusal or even withdrawal […]

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Why Achieving CLB 7 in English Can Significantly Improve Your Chances of Immigrating to Canada

English Proficiency: A Game Changer for Immigration Success For French-speaking immigration candidates, English is not merely an additional language skill—it is a strategic advantage within Canada’s immigration framework. While Canada is officially bilingual, English remains the primary language used across most provinces, industries, and workplaces. Reaching Canadian Language Benchmark (CLB) 7 in English can substantially […]

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