Category: Immigrate to Canada

Alberta's Updated Entrepreneur Immigration Guidance
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What Does Alberta’s Updated Entrepreneur Immigration Guidance Mean For You?

Alberta runs three separate pathways under the Alberta Advantage Immigration Program (AAIP) for people who want to own and operate a business in the province: the Rural Entrepreneur Stream, the Graduate Entrepreneur Stream, and the Foreign Graduate Entrepreneur Stream. Each one is designed for a slightly different profile of applicant, but they all share one...

International Arrivals in July
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Canada Sees 6.8 Million International Arrivals in July 2026

Canada recorded approximately 6.8 million international arrivals in July 2026, according to preliminary data from Statistics Canada. The figure represents a 6.3% increase compared with July 2025, pointing to stronger international travel activity during the summer. The latest figures include Canadian residents returning from abroad, US residents travelling to Canada, and overseas residents arriving in...

New Telephone Reporting Program
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How Will CBSA’s New Telephone Reporting Program Affect Border Crossers in 2026

The Canada Border Services Agency is closing the Remote Area Border Crossing Program on December 1, 2026, replacing it with mandatory telephone or port-of-entry reporting in remote parts of northern Ontario and the Northwest Angle route into Manitoba. All active RABC permits stay valid until November 30, 2026. Travellers, including permanent residents and visa holders...

Child Care Educator Funding
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Does Canada’s New Child Care Educator Funding Help Newcomer Applicants in 2026

Not directly, but it matters for anyone planning an immigration pathway through the early childhood education sector. Ottawa’s new $5.4 million investment, announced August 10, 2026, funds recruitment, retention, and standards work for early childhood educators nationally. It does not create a new visa or PR stream, but it does touch the labour market data...

Immigrant Fertility Gap in Canada
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Why is the Immigrant Fertility Gap in Canada Shrinking in 2026?

New research analyzing two decades of Canadian census data finds that immigrant fertility rates have moved closer to those of Canadian-born residents, with the gap narrowing from 0.24 to 0.11 births per woman between 2001 and 2021. The trend suggests immigration alone won’t fully offset Canada’s demographic pressures, reinforcing why thoughtful, well-planned settlement and family...

Manitoba Workforce Transition
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How Manitoba and New Brunswick Are Growing Francophone Communities Together

Manitoba has approved five joint projects with New Brunswick for 2026-27 under their Co-operation and Exchange Agreement, backing French-language education, arts, and community development. The two provinces are jointly funding the initiatives with a combined $40,000, coordinated through Manitoba’s Francophone Affairs Secretariat. What Was Announced, and by Whom? Glen Simard, Manitoba’s Minister of Municipal and...

Ontario's New Workforce Priority Stream
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What is Ontario’s New Workforce Priority Stream and Who Can Apply?

Ontario has opened its Expression of Interest portal for the new Workforce Priority stream under the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program. The stream replaces eight older nomination pathways and covers foreign workers with an Ontario job offer across all skill levels, plus self-employed physicians billing through OHIP. Ontario’s Ministry of Labour, Immigration, Training and Skills Development...

Temporary Immigration Support For Palestinians
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Canada Extends Temporary Immigration Support For Palestinians Until 2027

Canada has extended its temporary immigration measures for Palestinians affected by the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza, providing continued support for those already in Canada and eligible individuals who may arrive in the coming months. The updated policy, announced by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), extends key temporary measures until December 30, 2027, offering greater certainty...