Nova Scotia has confirmed the number of immigration spaces it has left for 2025, revealing strong demand but limited availability. Key Updates on Immigration Allocations Distribution of Immigration Spaces Heavy Backlog of Applications Why Interest is So High Provincial Selection Factors Nova Scotia has stated that immigration selections are not based solely on application numbers. […]
Read MoreThe Canadian government has introduced interim measures that allow thousands of people, who were previously excluded from Canadian citizenship because of the First-Generation Limit (FGL) rule, to now apply for a discretionary grant of Canadian citizenship. This measure particularly helps individuals born abroad to Canadian parents who could not inherit citizenship due to restrictions in […]
Read MoreA newly surfaced internal memo from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has revealed important details about the 2025 Express Entry draw schedule. This roadmap provides clarity for skilled workers, provinces, and stakeholders on how Canada aims to meet its immigration goals for 2025–2027. Key Highlights from the IRCC Memo For a consultation about Immigration […]
Read MoreOn August 21, 2025, Prince Edward Island (PEI) conducted its eighth Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) draw of the year, inviting 132 candidates to apply for provincial nomination. This round of invitations primarily focused on candidates already residing and working in the province—particularly those engaged in sectors that are vital to PEI’s labour market and long-term […]
Read MoreBritish Columbia has once again invited entrepreneurs to apply for provincial nomination under its Entrepreneur Immigration (EI) category. This latest draw, held on August 19, 2025, represents the sixth entrepreneur-focused selection round of the year, emphasizing the province’s continued priority on business immigration. Details of the Draw The British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program (BC PNP) […]
Read MoreSignificant Drop in New Students and Workers New data from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) reveals a steep decline in the number of temporary residents arriving in Canada in the first half of 2025. Compared to the same period in 2024: Altogether, Canada welcomed 214,520 fewer temporary residents (students and workers combined) between January […]
Read MoreA Historical Perspective on Canada’s Immigration Model Canada has long been recognized as a country shaped by immigration. The foundation of today’s immigration system is the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act (IRPA) of 2001, which emphasizes three pillars: economic growth, family reunification, and humanitarian protection. In the post-World War II years, Canada opened its doors […]
Read MoreCanada is set to surpass its 2025 immigration target, with projections indicating that more than 422,000 new permanent residents (PRs) will be admitted by the end of the year. This is well above the federal government’s official target of 395,000 newcomers outlined in the 2025–2027 Immigration Levels Plan. The latest immigration figures highlight both Canada’s […]
Read MoreOntario’s job market is evolving rapidly as the province heads into fall 2025. Despite economic uncertainty and rising unemployment rates, opportunities remain strong for individuals with the right skills. With over 15 million residents and status as Canada’s economic hub, Ontario is seeing growth in healthcare, technology, trades, construction, and logistics. This demand is fueled […]
Read MoreCanada’s political spotlight shifted sharply this week as Conservative Party leader Pierre Poilievre returned to Parliament and immediately reignited the national immigration debate. Just two days after winning the Battle River–Crowfoot by-election in Alberta on August 20, 2025, Poilievre laid out a controversial policy pledge: Any non-citizen who commits a crime in Canada should be […]
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