Manitoba is investing more than $330,000 across seven projects in rural francophone and bilingual municipalities, covering libraries, parks, arenas, and youth programs. For prospective immigrants, this signals continued provincial investment in francophone communities, which matters directly for those considering Manitoba’s French speaking immigration pathways. What Did Manitoba Just Announce? The Manitoba government has committed more...
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Why Did Canadas Temporary Resident Arrivals Change In July 2026
In July 2026, new international student arrivals rose 92 percent from June, reaching 5,820, while new temporary worker arrivals fell 24 percent to 15,395. Year over year, both categories remained far below 2024 and 2025 levels, reflecting Canada’s ongoing plan to reduce its temporary resident population. July brought a mixed signal for anyone tracking Canada’s...
Canada Refugee Claim Backlog Falls to 259,085 in August 2026
Canada’s refugee protection claim backlog continued to decline in August 2026, with 259,085 claims pending before the Refugee Protection Division (RPD) at the end of the month. The latest Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada (IRB) statistics show that finalizations continued to exceed new claim intake. The August figures mark another step down from the...
Canada Ends Public Policy for Certain Excluded Family Members
Canada has ended a public policy that allowed certain previously undeclared or unexamined family members of eligible refugees and protected persons to be sponsored despite the exclusion rules in the Immigration and Refugee Protection Regulations. The policy ended on September 10, 2026. Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada says applications received between May 31, 2019 and...
Saskatchewan’s Final 2026 SINP Capped Sector Intake Fill Up
Yes. Saskatchewan’s September 14–15, 2026 capped-sector intake for retail, trucking, accommodation and food services reached its limits in every sector, with all 550 available positions claimed. Food Services, the last sector to open, filled all 175 spots on September 15. This was the final capped-sector intake of the year; a previously scheduled November window has...
Undeclared Family Members Canada Policy Ends September 10
The temporary policy for undeclared family members Canada sponsorship ended on September 10, 2026. IRCC will continue processing eligible applications received between May 31, 2019 and September 10, 2026, but applications submitted after the deadline are no longer covered by the policy. The policy had allowed certain permanent residents to sponsor eligible spouses, common-law partners,...
CBSA Removals From Canada Reach 111 in Extortion Crackdown
The latest CBSA removals from Canada include 111 foreign nationals linked to cases involving extortion, organized criminal activity and other grounds of inadmissibility. The agency issued 188 removal orders as of September 3, 2026, as part of a wider enforcement effort involving law enforcement partners across Canada. The Canada Border Services Agency says its current...
How Can You Give Feedback on the Yukon Nominee Program in 2026?
The Government of Yukon opened a 30 day public engagement on the Yukon Provincial Nominee Program, closing October 8, 2026. Residents and employers can complete a public survey, employers have a dedicated survey, and foreign nationals who participated in the program within the past three years may be contacted directly for a targeted survey. Feedback...
What Accounting Firms Does New Brunswick Approve for Business Immigration in 2026?
New Brunswick’s Business Immigration Stream now recognizes only two accounting firms for mandatory net worth verification: Doane Grant Thornton LLP and MNP LLP. MDD Forensic Accountants has stopped accepting new clients for this service. Entrepreneur applicants must book their financial review with one of the two remaining designated firms before their New Brunswick Provincial Nominee...








