Category: Immigrate to Canada

Indian Study Permit Applicants
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Why More Indian Study Permit Applicants Are Facing Higher Scrutiny in Canada in 2025

Canada has long been a preferred study destination for students from around the world. International students bring new ideas, cultural diversity, innovation, and strong academic talent. Among them, learners from India have played a special role, especially over the past decade. In recent months, however, many people have noticed that more Indian study permit applicants...

Public Opinion on Immigration in Canada
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Public Opinion on Immigration in Canada Stabilizes as Housing Concerns Ease Slightly

Canada’s immigration discussion continues to evolve, but new research suggests that attitudes toward newcomers are holding steady. According to a recent Abacus Data survey of nearly 3,000 Canadians, public opinion on immigration has remained stable following last year’s sharp rise in concern about housing and healthcare pressures. Survey Reveals a Pause in Negative Sentiment The...

Canada Considers Mass Visa Cancellation
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Canada Considers Mass Visa Cancellation Powers to Combat Fraud from India and Bangladesh

Canada’s immigration system is known for fairness, transparency, and a clear set of rules that guide decision-making. This is why proposed new mass visa cancellation powers under federal border legislation have gained national attention. The idea that immigration authorities could pause or cancel groups of visa applications raises important questions for newcomers, applicants, and families...

Ontario Driving Licence Rules
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How Immigration Status Will Now Influence Eligibility With New Ontario Driving Licence Rules

Ontario is preparing for a major shift in how driving licences are issued and renewed. The province has introduced a new policy direction that directly connects driver licensing procedures with immigration status and legal residency. This comes through the Fighting Delays Building Faster Act, known as Bill 60, which was introduced in late October. For...

Bill C12
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Canada Immigration Powers Under Bill C12 – What the New Border Security Provisions Could Mean for Applicants

Canada has introduced new legislative measures that could influence the processing of immigration documents during major public emergencies. The proposed provision, included in Bill C12, has led to national discussions about how immigration decisions are made in rare high-risk situations. While Canada continues to welcome newcomers and value immigration as a central part of its...

National Immigration Week
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Building a Stronger Francophone Future: Canada Honors French-Speaking Newcomers During National Immigration Week

Canada is once again celebrating the spirit of diversity and inclusion with the 13th National Francophone Immigration Week. This annual event shines a spotlight on French-speaking newcomers who have strengthened Canada’s cultural, social, and economic fabric. The 2025 theme, “Thank You for Enriching Our Francophonie,” recognizes the invaluable role these immigrants play in shaping a...

Canada 2026-2028 Immigration Levels Plan
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Smarter Targets Ahead: Canada 2026-2028 Immigration Levels Plan Rebalances Growth

Ottawa’s partial release tied to Budget 2025 signals a major recalibration. The Canada 2026-2028 Immigration Levels Plan lowers pressure on housing and services while keeping strong economic pathways. Temporary resident admissions fall from 516,600 to 385,000 in 2026, and international student spaces are capped at 155,000 in 2026 (150,000 in 2027 and 2028). Meanwhile, economic...

Canada’s Rental Market
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Canada’s Rental Market Sees Relief as Immigration Decline Eases Housing Pressure

After years of record demand, Canada’s rental market is beginning to cool as reduced immigration levels ease pressure on housing demand nationwide. Recent reports show rent prices are dipping across major cities, a shift linked to declining newcomer arrivals in early 2025. In Toronto, for instance, the average rent for a one-bedroom apartment dropped by...

My Case Portal
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My Case Portal Becomes the Primary Platform for IRB Document Submission

Canada’s immigration system continues to evolve with digital improvements that make processing faster, more secure, and easier to manage. One recent update comes from the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada. The IRB has announced that the My Case Portal will now serve as the primary platform for submitting documents for matters related to the...