Thunder Bay is making smart moves for the future. In a time when many small towns face aging business owners and economic slowdowns, the Thunder Bay CEDC (Community Economic Development Commission) has launched a timely and strategic initiative—Succession Pathways. This new business advisory program is designed to help local entrepreneurs plan their exit or handover...
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Lost CRS Points for Arranged Employment? Boost Your Score with Language Tests
Losing out on key CRS points especially for arranged employment can feel like a serious setback for anyone in the Express Entry pool. But here’s the good news: you can take full control of your immigration journey by focusing on a factor that’s entirely within your reach language proficiency. With the right strategy, improving your...
New Immigration Policy Brings Change to Atlantic Canada’s Hospitality Workforce
As the summer season approaches, Atlantic Canada’s restaurants are preparing to welcome tourists and locals alike. But this year comes with a twist: new immigration policies are reshaping how the region sources its workforce. While the changes pose challenges, they also create opportunities for adaptation, innovation, and informed decision-making. If you’re a foreign worker or...
Avoid These Common PR Application Mistakes with Help from an RCIC
Getting permanent residency (PR) in Canada is a dream for thousands of people around the world. But what if your application gets rejected for something as simple as using the wrong job code? IRCC (Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada) recently released a 447-page training guide that outlines the most frequent mistakes PR applicants make. The...
UK’s Tougher Immigration Rules Spark Debate: Could Canada Reshape Its Immigration Policies Next?
On May 12, 2025, the UK government announced a wave of tough immigration reforms that promise to tighten rules across all streams—from skilled worker visas to asylum and international student programs. As UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer moves to gain stronger control over migration, Canada’s new Prime Minister Mark Carney also begins his term...
Extended U.S. Stays for Snowbirds – What Canadians Need to Know?
If you’re a Canadian over 50 who enjoys spending winters in sunny states like Florida or Arizona, there’s important news you’ll want to hear. A new bill introduced in the U.S. Congress could allow you to stay up to 240 days instead of 180 without the need for a visa. Known as the Canadian Snowbird...
Why Income Growth in Canada Makes It a Top Destination for Immigrants
Canada isn’t just a country of scenic beauty and cultural diversity; it’s also fast becoming a top destination for immigrants seeking better financial prospects. A StatsCan report revealed that the median after-tax income for Canadian families and individuals rose to $74,200, reflecting consistent growth. With stronger market income and a balanced welfare system, newcomers see...
Why Immigration Is Powering Growth in Quebec Despite Record-Low Birth Rates
Quebec, a province known for its rich culture and distinct identity, is experiencing a demographic shift like never before. In 2024 alone, the population jumped by 155,000, an increase driven almost entirely by immigration. While the birth rate has dipped to historic lows, newcomers from across the globe are keeping the economy and communities thriving....
New Brunswick Eyes Francophone Africa for Immigration, Education, and Economic Growth
New Brunswick is taking bold steps to reshape its international presence—this time by focusing on Francophone Africa. In a move that could define the future of immigration, education, and economic development in the province, the government has launched a strategic plan aimed at deepening ties with six African nations where French is widely spoken. Why...








