Sweeping Changes Reshape the Future of Immigration in Canada Canada’s immigration policies have undergone a major transformation in the first half of 2025. From permanent residence targets to new pilot programs and a revamped Express Entry system, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has implemented sweeping changes that affect foreign nationals, students, workers, and entrepreneurs […]
Read MoreBig Changes for Aspiring Business Owners in Canada Canada has rolled out major reforms to the C11 Work Permit, part of the International Mobility Program (IMP), targeting business owners and self-employed individuals aiming to operate a business in Canada temporarily. These changes came into effect on May 27, 2025, and are set to reshape how […]
Read MoreSignificant Increase in Living Expense Threshold for Study Permit Applicants Canada’s immigration department has announced a notable change that affects all international students planning to study in Canada from September 1, 2025. According to the latest update from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), international students will need to demonstrate higher financial support to be […]
Read MoreImmigration timelines continue to evolve across Canada. Whether you’re sponsoring family, applying for permanent residence, or submitting a work or study visa, understanding the latest processing times is crucial to planning your journey. Here’s a detailed overview of the latest IRCC processing time updates as of July 2, 2025. 1. Family Sponsorship Delays Continue—Quebec Faces […]
Read MoreBrandon, Manitoba’s second-largest city, has taken a significant step forward in welcoming skilled foreign workers by officially releasing its list of designated employers under the Rural Community Immigration Pilot (RCIP). This initiative offers a streamlined pathway to Canadian Permanent Residence (PR) for eligible candidates with job offers from participating employers within Brandon’s community boundaries. About […]
Read MoreIn an unprecedented academic collaboration, the University of Toronto (UofT) has partnered with Harvard Kennedy School (HKS) to support international students facing immigration and visa-related disruptions in the United States. This initiative offers Harvard’s international students the opportunity to temporarily continue their studies in Canada—ensuring their academic progress is not stalled due to visa delays […]
Read MoreDon’t Risk Your Status: A Complete Guide to Canada’s Residency Obligation for PR Holders Becoming a Canadian Permanent Resident (PR) is a dream come true for thousands of immigrants each year, offering a direct path to stability, social benefits, and eventual citizenship. But what many new residents overlook is this: Your PR status can be […]
Read MoreMassive Changes Hit Ontario’s Immigrant Nominee Program as Province Tightens Control As of July 1, 2025, the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP) has entered a new era. The province now holds significantly more authority to manage, shape, and even reject immigration applications based on its economic needs. These sweeping changes come with the Working for […]
Read MoreThink You’re Too Old to Move to Canada? Think Again—Here’s What You Need to Know Many skilled professionals in their 40s and beyond wrongly assume that their chances of immigrating to Canada are slim to none. While it’s true that Canada’s immigration points system tends to favour younger applicants, being over 40 is by no […]
Read MoreYou’ve Heard of Canadian Kindness—But What About Canada’s Strangest Laws? From outlawing duels to regulating snowman height, Canada’s legal system holds more than a few quirky surprises. While many of its rules reflect progressive values and practical governance, some laws—both historical and current—seem pulled straight from a satire. As Canadians mark Canada Day with pride […]
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