Author: Eivy Joy Quito

Bill C12
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Canada Immigration Powers Under Bill C12 – What the New Border Security Provisions Could Mean for Applicants

Canada has introduced new legislative measures that could influence the processing of immigration documents during major public emergencies. The proposed provision, included in Bill C12, has led to national discussions about how immigration decisions are made in rare high-risk situations. While Canada continues to welcome newcomers and value immigration as a central part of its...

National Immigration Week
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Building a Stronger Francophone Future: Canada Honors French-Speaking Newcomers During National Immigration Week

Canada is once again celebrating the spirit of diversity and inclusion with the 13th National Francophone Immigration Week. This annual event shines a spotlight on French-speaking newcomers who have strengthened Canada’s cultural, social, and economic fabric. The 2025 theme, “Thank You for Enriching Our Francophonie,” recognizes the invaluable role these immigrants play in shaping a...

Canada 2026-2028 Immigration Levels Plan
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Smarter Targets Ahead: Canada 2026-2028 Immigration Levels Plan Rebalances Growth

Ottawa’s partial release tied to Budget 2025 signals a major recalibration. The Canada 2026-2028 Immigration Levels Plan lowers pressure on housing and services while keeping strong economic pathways. Temporary resident admissions fall from 516,600 to 385,000 in 2026, and international student spaces are capped at 155,000 in 2026 (150,000 in 2027 and 2028). Meanwhile, economic...

Canada’s Rental Market
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Canada’s Rental Market Sees Relief as Immigration Decline Eases Housing Pressure

After years of record demand, Canada’s rental market is beginning to cool as reduced immigration levels ease pressure on housing demand nationwide. Recent reports show rent prices are dipping across major cities, a shift linked to declining newcomer arrivals in early 2025. In Toronto, for instance, the average rent for a one-bedroom apartment dropped by...

Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program Update
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Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program Update: New Review Criteria to Streamline Applications

The Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP) has rolled out a significant update to its application process, effective October 31, 2025, allowing officials to consider additional factors before issuing nominations. This change strengthens the province’s ability to prioritize immigration applications that best match Ontario’s evolving labour market needs. The Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program now has greater...

PEI PNP
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PEI PNP Held an Unexpected Draw and Issued 159 Invitations on October 27, 2025

On October 27, 2025, the PEI PNP Draw surprised many candidates when Prince Edward Island issued 159 invitations to international graduates living and working in the province. This draw was held earlier than expected, as the next round was originally planned for November 20, 2025. The draw targeted graduates from the University of Prince Edward...

My Case Portal
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My Case Portal Becomes the Primary Platform for IRB Document Submission

Canada’s immigration system continues to evolve with digital improvements that make processing faster, more secure, and easier to manage. One recent update comes from the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada. The IRB has announced that the My Case Portal will now serve as the primary platform for submitting documents for matters related to the...

Arab Populations in Canada
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Portrait of the Arab Populations in Canada – Growth, Diversity and Community Strength

Canada continues to evolve as a diverse and welcoming society, shaped by the cultures and histories of people from around the world. One of the fastest-growing communities in the country is the Arab population. A new report titled Portrait of the Arab Populations in Canada highlights key demographic trends, languages, education levels, occupations, and social...

Which PNP Stream is Easiest
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Which PNP Stream is Easiest to Get Nominated for in 2026?

Choosing where to apply for a Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) nomination is a crucial step for aspiring immigrants. With more than 80 provincial immigration streams across Canada, finding the one that best fits your profile can be challenging. The Provincial Nominee Program continues to evolve in 2025, and some provinces stand out for their simpler...