Canada’s immigration system continues to grow and evolve, and one of the strongest examples of this progress is the Hong Kong PR pathway Canada. This pathway has opened a door for skilled individuals, graduates, and workers from Hong Kong who wish to build a stable and fulfilling future in Canada. With clear rules and a...
The new year will begin with an important update for many applicants planning to settle in Quebec. Starting January 1, 2026, the province will apply an increase to several government fees connected to permanent residence applications, economic immigration streams, and supporting documents. This change affects people who plan to apply through various Quebec programs and...
Canada’s population story has taken an unexpected turn. For the first time in years, the country recorded a population decrease during the third quarter of 2025. A drop of 76,068 people may look small in a nation of more than 41 million. Yet the trend behind this decrease tells a powerful story about policy shifts,...
Canada has taken a major step toward modernizing its citizenship framework as Bill C-3, an Act to amend the Citizenship Act, officially came into force on December 15, 2025. The new legislation removes long-standing restrictions that prevented many Canadian citizens from passing citizenship to their children born outside the country, a change that directly affects...
The international student cap in Canada is creating serious ripple effects across the country’s higher education sector, with colleges and universities reporting sharp enrollment declines and mounting financial losses. Between January and September 2025, international student arrivals dropped by 60% compared to the same period last year, following federal limits introduced to ease pressure on...
Canada continues to welcome newcomers who bring energy, talent, and new ideas to our growing communities. As population growth rises, many people are asking how this affects the housing market. A new analysis provides a clear and thoughtful look at the role of non-permanent residents in Canada’s housing patterns and what it means for the...
Canada continues to welcome people who seek safety, fairness, and new beginnings. Every year, thousands rely on the Immigration and Refugee Board to make life-changing decisions. These decisions shape families, guide futures, and reflect how Canada responds to global movement. The latest IRB recent trends offer a clear look at how much activity is happening...
Canada continues to be a global leader in refugee protection. As our world sees rising displacement, the strength of Canada’s humanitarian system matters more than ever. This week, a major development has brought renewed hope to refugee-serving communities across the country. The Canadian Council for Refugees has elected Asma Faizi as its new President. Her...
The South Asian population in Canada growth story is remarkable: the community expanded from 669,060 people in 1996 to nearly 2.6 million in 2021, making it the country’s largest racialized group. That growth represents a nearly fourfold increase and now accounts for 7.1% of Canada’s total population. Projections indicate the community could grow to between...
