When Canada’s immigration data for 2025 was finally released months later than usual, it sparked debate across the country. Observers accused the government of delaying the figures to avoid tough questions as the numbers declined across many categories. Despite the controversy, the update provides a valuable look at where Canadian immigration is headed this year...
Category: Immigrate to Canada
Saskatchewan Immigration 2025 Sees Higher Quota for Skilled Workers
Good news for those looking to settle in Saskatchewan: Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has granted the province an increase in its immigration quota for 2025. The Saskatchewan Immigration allocation under the Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP) now stands at 4,761, up from 3,625 last year. While the boost brings much-needed relief for employers...
Why More Americans Are Seeking Refugee Status Through Canadian Immigration
When most people think of refugees in Canada, they picture families fleeing war or political unrest in distant countries. Yet, a surprising new trend has emerged in 2025: more Americans are turning to Canadian immigration to apply for refugee status. Recent data from Canada’s Immigration and Refugee Board (IRB) shows that applications from U.S. citizens...
TOEFL Essentials for Canadian Immigration Gains Approval from IRCC as a Language Testing Option
Canada has taken a big step towards widening language test choice for future residents. Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has added ETS—the organisation behind TOEFL—to its list of designated testing bodies for TOEFL Essentials. IRCC is not yet accepting TOEFL Essentials scores for permanent residence, but acceptance is planned and the official start date...
Immigrate to Canada from US – Why Politics Alone Won’t Guarantee a Visa in 2025
If you’re watching the news in the US and thinking, “Maybe it’s time to move,” you’re not alone. Pastors, nurses, tech workers, parents of trans kids—many are looking north. But here’s the truth: wanting a fresh start doesn’t, by itself, open the door. Canada uses clear rules and a points-based system. To immigrate to Canada...
Alberta Launches $3.3M Early Childhood Educator Bursary Program to Strengthen Workforce
Alberta’s child-care sector just received a major boost. With the announcement of the Alberta Early Childhood Educator Bursary program, supported by a $3.3 million joint investment from the Governments of Canada and Alberta, the province aims to expand its skilled workforce in early learning and child care. Managed by NorQuest College, this initiative is expected...
Canada Immigration Changes – Experts Warn Bill C-2 Could Put Dissidents at Risk
Canada has long been seen as a safe haven for those fleeing persecution, political violence, or oppression. But proposed Canada immigration changes under Bill C-2, also called the Strong Borders Bill, could alter this reputation. Refugee experts and immigration lawyers are raising alarms that the bill, in its current form, could unintentionally harm dissidents, journalists,...
Canada Invests $34 Million to Improve French-Language Health Services in Ontario
Access to health care is not only about hospitals and clinics, it’s also about being able to communicate with doctors and nurses in the language you’re most comfortable with. Recognizing this, the Government of Canada is investing $34 million to improve French-language health services for Francophone minority communities in Ontario. This initiative will make health...
Family Separation at Quebec Border Sparks Questions on CBSA Decisions
A spring crossing at the Lacolle, Quebec land border has drawn wide attention. A Haitian family arrived together. After a review, officers allowed the father to enter Canada because he had a close relative here. His pregnant wife and seven-year-old daughter were refused. Three weeks later, facing health concerns and no legal path that worked...








