Conservative Leader Critiques Current System, Promises Major Changes If Elected Prime Minister Pierre Poilievre, the leader of Canada’s Conservative Party, has been vocal in his criticisms of the current government’s immigration policies, pledging to overhaul the system should he become the next Prime Minister of Canada. As Justin Trudeau announced his resignation on January 6, […]
Read MoreIn 2025, Canada’s passport has earned a prestigious position in global rankings, securing the seventh spot among the world’s most powerful passports, according to the Henley Passport Index. This accomplishment highlights the country’s growing mobility advantages, providing its citizens with access to 188 destinations around the world without the need for a visa. The Canadian […]
Read MoreImmigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has published the latest updates on immigration application processing times for January 2025. As immigration trends continue to evolve, staying informed about these changes is essential for applicants planning their journey to Canada. The first processing time update of the year provides crucial insights into the application timelines for […]
Read MoreCanada has begun the new year with its first Canadian Experience Class (CEC) draw, issuing 1,350 Invitations to Apply (ITAs) for permanent residence through the Express Entry system. The minimum Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score required for this draw was 542. This CEC draw is the second of the week, following a Provincial Nominee Program […]
Read MoreThe federal government of Canada will not meet the revised deadline to amend the controversial second-generation cut-off provision of the Citizenship Act. As a result, those who may be eligible for Canadian citizenship under this provision will face further delays. In light of recent developments, the Governor General of Canada, Mary Simon, has prorogued Parliament […]
Read MoreCanada’s immigration landscape underwent several key developments in 2024, especially within the family class sponsorship and work permit programs. Key reforms driven by evolving political priorities and humanitarian concerns have had a significant impact on the pathways for family reunification. In particular, the introduction of new temporary resident pathways, modifications to Spousal Open Work Permits […]
Read MoreIn a pivotal and unexpected move, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has declared his intention to resign from his position as leader of the Liberal Party of Canada. However, Trudeau emphasized that he will continue to serve as Prime Minister until a new leader is chosen by the Liberal Party. Along with his resignation announcement, the […]
Read MoreTable of Contents: Introduction to Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs) in 2024 Key Provincial Changes in 2024 Alberta: New Pathways and System Overhaul British Columbia: Making Entrepreneur Programs Permanent Manitoba: West Central Immigration Initiative New Brunswick: Allocation Challenges and Program Pauses Nova Scotia: Targeted Adjustments in Worker Categories Northwest Territories: Surging Interest and Caps Reached Ontario: […]
Read MoreTable of Contents: Introduction to the New Fee Structure Details on Removal Fees Why the New Fee Framework? Impact on Individuals Facing Removal Timeline and Implementation Conclusion 1. Introduction to the New Fee Structure The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) has introduced a significant update to its removal process for foreign nationals deemed inadmissible to […]
Read MoreTable of Contents Introduction: New Changes to the Agri-Food Pilot Program Cap on Applications for 2025 About the Agri-Food Pilot Program Eligibility Requirements for Applicants Why is a Cap Being Introduced? Pilot Programs in Canadian Immigration Conclusion: What This Means for Future Applicants 1. Introduction: New Changes to the Agri-Food Pilot Program Canada’s immigration system […]
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