Author: Eivy Joy Quito

Abacus Data Poll
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Canadians Place Immigration Among Top Five National Issues, Abacus Data Poll Finds

A new Abacus Data survey conducted from September 12 to 17, 2025, reveals that Canadians place immigration among the top five national issues, with 28% of respondents ranking it as a priority. The poll of 2,230 adults highlights shifting voter concerns as Parliament resumes, showing affordability, crime and safety, healthcare, housing, and immigration dominating the...

Canada Sees Surge in Asylum Seekers
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Canada Sees Surge in Asylum Seekers Amid U.S. Immigration Crackdown

As U.S. immigration policies tighten under President Donald Trump, Canada is experiencing a significant surge in asylum claims, with an alarming rise in the number of individuals seeking refuge at the Saint-Bernard-de-Lacolle border crossing. According to the latest data, asylum requests at this crossing have tripled compared to last year. This increase coincides with the...

Prince Edward Island Latest PNP Draw
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Prince Edward Island’s Latest PNP Draw Welcomes 129 Skilled Workers and International Graduates

On September 19, 2025, Prince Edward Island hosted its ninth PNP draw of the year, issuing 129 invitations to skilled workers, international graduates, and those holding job offers from PEI-based employers. As a hub for immigration to Canada, PEI is once again proving its commitment to strengthening its workforce and economy by bringing in talent...

Refugee Claims
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August 2025 Immigration Data Shows Fewer Refugee Claims but a Growing Backlog

Canada’s immigration landscape continues to evolve, and the August 2025 immigration data provides a revealing snapshot of current challenges. While fewer refugee protection claims were filed compared to the previous month, the backlog of pending cases continued to expand. This dual trend highlights a pressing issue: Canada’s immigration system is receiving fewer new claims but...

Express Entry Draw #368
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Canada’s First Trade Express Entry Draw #368 of the Year Invites 1,250 Skilled Candidates

The landscape of Canadian immigration is changing. It’s no longer just about having the highest Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score. It’s about having the right skills at the right time. The latest Express Entry Draw #368 is a perfect example of this new reality, sending a powerful signal to skilled tradespeople around the globe. On...

2026 World Cup in Canada
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Travel Requirements for the 2026 World Cup in Canada: TRV or eTA Needed

The 2026 World Cup in Canada is expected to attract hundreds of thousands of international fans, but entry will not be as simple as in some past tournaments. Visitors will need to secure either a Temporary Resident Visa (TRV) or an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA), depending on their nationality. Canadian authorities have confirmed there will...

New Brunswick PNP Draw
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New Brunswick PNP Draw Issues Over 1,000 Invitations in August 2025

The New Brunswick Provincial Nominee Program (NBPNP) continues to strengthen its role in Canada’s immigration system. Between August 11 and 19, 2025, Immigration New Brunswick issued invitations across multiple streams, targeting healthcare, education, trades, and Francophone candidates. With 1,052 invitations issued in total, these draws reflect the province’s ongoing effort to attract skilled workers and...

New PNP Quotas
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How Four Canadian Provinces Are Rebounding with New PNP Quotas in 2025

Canada’s immigration landscape is undergoing significant changes, and 2025 marks a pivotal year with new adjustments to Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) quotas. Amid growing labour shortages in key sectors and heightened demand for skilled workers, four Canadian provinces have seen their immigration quotas increase, providing a much-needed lifeline for aspiring immigrants. In this blog post,...