Canada is committed to ensuring that its Temporary Foreign Worker Program runs smoothly and adheres to high standards of compliance. To achieve this, the country has launched Employer Compliance Outreach Sessions. These sessions aim to help employers, associations, and stakeholders better understand their roles and responsibilities within the TFW Program. The Purpose of Outreach Sessions...
Category: Canada Immigration News
Canada Expands Humanitarian Measures for Gaza – A Ray of Hope Amidst Crisis
Canada has taken a significant step to assist Palestinians in Gaza, announcing a five-fold increase in visas for those seeking to join their family members in the country. Despite the challenging circumstances, this move offers a glimmer of hope for many families affected by the ongoing conflict. Increased Visa Allocations for Gaza On May 27,...
British Columbia Boosts Funding for Early Childhood Educators
On May 24, 2024, the government of British Columbia announced a substantial increase in funding for early childhood educators (ECEs). This investment aims to enhance the quality of early childhood education across the province. The additional funding, totaling $45 million, will benefit new and current ECE students upgrading their credentials. This initiative, part of the...
IRCC Extended Invitations to More Than 2,000 IEC Applicants
In recent developments, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has conducted new draws within the pools of the International Experience Canada (IEC) program. This initiative aims to offer young foreigners the opportunity to apply for an IEC open work permit, facilitating their integration into the Canadian workforce. Here are the details of this latest draw...
New Brunswick’s Healthcare Boost: Welcoming International Nurses
On May 3, 2024, New Brunswick celebrated a significant milestone in its healthcare sector as it warmly welcomed a cohort of internationally trained nurses. This influx of nursing professionals from Belgium and Morocco marks a strategic move by the province to address staffing shortages in its healthcare facilities, particularly in nursing homes. Let’s explore how...
Enhancing Educational Collaboration: New Brunswick Signs Agreement with Morocco
In a move aimed at fostering international cooperation in the field of education, the provincial government of New Brunswick has recently inked a bilateral agreement with Morocco. This agreement, signed by Education and Early Childhood Development Minister Bill Hogan, signifies a strategic step towards strengthening ties between the education systems of the two regions. Promoting...
Alberta’s AAIP Inventory Update: Welcoming Healthcare Specialists
Alberta, renowned for its dynamic economy and welcoming atmosphere, continues to attract skilled professionals from around the world through its Alberta Advantage Immigration Program (AAIP). On May 1, 2024, Alberta unveiled the latest update to its AAIP inventory, heralding opportunities for aspiring immigrants, particularly in the healthcare sector. Update Highlights: AAIP Inventory and Healthcare Invitations...
Quebec Extended 1,036 Invitations in the Latest Arrima Draw
On April 23, 2024, MIFI unveiled the results of the latest Arrima draw, extending invitations to 1,036 candidates. These individuals had to meet specific criteria, including a minimum score of 536, proficiency in French, and a valid job offer outside the Montreal Metropolitan Community. Understanding the Arrima Draw Quebec’s Ministry of Immigration (MIFI) recently conducted...
Canada Ends CUAET for Ukrainians; Those in Canada Not Facing Deportation
Immigration Minister Marc Miller has assured that Canada will not repatriate Ukrainians currently in the country under the Canada-Ukraine Authorization for Emergency Travel (CUAET), even if their visas have expired, as long as the conflict with Russia persists. Despite the imminent closure of the CUAET program, which has seen over 960,000 approved applications, only a...








