Canada is entering a new immigration chapter—one that promises to balance ambition with sustainability. Prime Minister Mark Carney’s latest mandate letter has reshaped the national conversation on immigration, placing emphasis on two major goals: maintaining realistic immigration levels and attracting high-calibre global talent to fuel economic growth. With housing pressure, healthcare strain, and economic concerns...
Category: Immigrate to Canada
Why Citizenship Week 2025 Matters for Canadian Immigration
Every year, thousands of newcomers take a monumental step in their Canadian journey, becoming citizens. This moment isn’t just about receiving a certificate; it’s about embracing the rights, responsibilities, and identity of a Canadian. With Citizenship Week 2025 underway from May 26 to June 1, Canada opens its doors not just to new citizens but...
Canadian Citizenship Oath Reform – What the Self-Affirmation Proposal Means for Newcomers
Canada is exploring a new way to welcome its citizens. A recent proposal suggests allowing newcomers to self-affirm the Canadian citizenship oath online without needing to appear before an official. This digital shift has sparked a nationwide conversation. While some see it as a smart modernization, others worry it may weaken the ceremony’s value. As...
Surge in Canadian Asylum Claims in 2025: What It Means for Immigration and Applicants
Canada is known globally for its strong humanitarian policies and welcoming approach toward refugees. In the first quarter of 2025, this reputation was once again highlighted with a remarkable rise in asylum claims. Over 28,800 applications were submitted between January and March, a number that signals more than just statistics. It reflects shifting global trends,...
Atlantic Canada Faces Retention Challenge – Will Better Jobs Help Immigrants Stay?
While Atlantic Canada has welcomed more immigrants than ever before in recent years, a silent concern continues to grow—immigrant retention. Most newcomers leave within a year or two. Despite successful attraction efforts through immigration programs like the Atlantic Immigration Program (AIP), the region struggles to make newcomers stay. This issue isn’t new, but it’s urgent....
Canadian Citizenship Proves Long-Term Loyalty Not Just a Passport Privilege
For years, some have questioned whether immigrants who obtain Canadian citizenship truly intend to stay. A new report from Statistics Canada says yes—overwhelmingly. This fresh data reveals that the vast majority of naturalized immigrants don’t just grab a Canadian passport and disappear. Instead, they settle in, build lives, and become long-term contributors to the country....
How Canada’s Immigration Policy Changes in 2025 Are Impacting Telecom
Canada’s telecom giants just reported their weakest mobile subscriber growth in four years, and the reason isn’t a drop in smartphone usage. It’s immigration. In 2025, changes to Canada’s immigration policy have sent ripples through industries that rely on steady population growth. What does this mean for those hoping to move to Canada? More than...
Big Win for Immigration Applicants, More Time to Seek Judicial Review
If your Canadian immigration application has been refused, here’s some relief—Canada just made it easier to request a judicial review. On May 14, 2025, the Federal Court of Canada extended the deadline for perfecting applications for judicial review from 30 days to 75 days. This change offers more breathing room to applicants who want to...
How Ontario’s $11.3M Investment in Forest Biomass is Paving New Pathways for Canadian Immigration
Canada has long been a land of opportunity, but the recent $11.3 million investment in Ontario’s Forest biomass sector is doing more than just modernizing energy and creating green jobs. It’s opening new doors for skilled immigrants. As provinces like Ontario invest in sustainable industries, they create not only eco-friendly innovation but also urgent demand...








