New national polling suggests yes—especially when the work helps on the front lines of public health, disaster response, youth services, or climate projects. Interest in military enlistment is rising, but the strongest signal from young adults is clear: they’re ready to serve in civilian roles if the work is meaningful and well run. Below, we...
Category: Canada Immigration News
Why Quebec’s Labour Shortage Could Reshape Canadian Immigration Policy
Canada’s immigration system is at a crossroads, and nowhere is this more evident than in Quebec. The Canadian immigration conversation has taken a sharp turn after the Federation of Chambers of Commerce of Quebec (FCCQ) urged the province to welcome at least 106,000 new immigrants annually. This comes in response to a looming labour crisis...
Ottawa’s Tougher Visa Rules Target Canada Visa Fraud and Curb Illegal Crossings From High-Risk Countries
Canada’s immigration system took a sharper turn in 2024, driven by rising political pressure from the United States and a surge in Canada visa fraud cases. Newly surfaced government briefing notes reveal that Ottawa made it clear to the Trump administration that it had cracked down on illegal crossings, especially those involving Indian and Bangladeshi...
Lena Metlege Diab Named Canada’s New Immigration Minister in 2025 Cabinet Reshuffle
Canada Immigration Minister Lena Metlege Diab has officially taken the helm at Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), following a federal cabinet reshuffle under Prime Minister Mark Carney’s newly elected government. The announcement, made shortly after the 2025 federal election, replaces former minister Rachel Bendayan and marks a notable return to seasoned leadership in immigration....
Canada Cares: Your Essential Travel Guide Advisory for Visiting India and Pakistan
Canada is globally recognized for its unwavering commitment to the safety and well-being of its citizens, whether at home or exploring the world. This commitment is reflected in the transparent, real-time support Canadians receive from their government when traveling internationally. Whether you’re visiting family, exploring culture, or traveling for work, Canada’s official travel resources are...
Canada Seeks Further Extension on First-Generation Citizenship Limit
The Canadian government is requesting an additional 12-month extension to maintain the first-generation limit on Canadian citizenship by descent. This decision follows a ruling by the Ontario Superior Court of Justice, which found key provisions of the current law unconstitutional. What is the First-Generation Limit? Under the current Citizenship Act, children born outside Canada to...
Rachel Bendayan Appointed as Canada’s New Immigration Minister: What This Means for the Future of Canadian Immigration
Canada has long been recognized as a leader in immigration, fostering diversity and economic growth through its policies. With the recent appointment of Rachel Bendayan as the new Minister of Immigration, Canadians can expect fresh perspectives and strategic shifts in immigration policy. As Prime Minister Mark Carney prepares for the upcoming 2025 federal elections, Bendayan’s...
Mark Carney to Announce a Leaner Cabinet Amid Political Transition
Canada is set to witness a major political shift as Prime Minister-designate Mark Carney prepares to unveil his new cabinet at Rideau Hall this Friday. With the upcoming changes, Carney is expected to introduce a significantly smaller team than the outgoing administration of Justin Trudeau. This reshuffle will define the early direction of his leadership...
Latest Express Entry Draw #338 Issues 725 ITAs to PNP Candidates
Canada continues to attract skilled professionals through its Express Entry system. Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has conducted another round of invitations, issuing 725 Invitations to Apply (ITAs) to candidates in the latest express entry draw. This latest draw highlights the government’s focus on selecting skilled individuals who can contribute to the Canadian economy...