Canada remains one of the top destinations for immigrants worldwide. In 2025, the country aims to welcome 395,000 new permanent residents, prioritizing the transition of temporary residents already in Canada to permanent status. For those looking to settle, there are top immigration pathways to Canadian permanent residency in 2025. These pathways offer opportunities based on...
Canada has once again proven its commitment to humanitarian support by extending crucial immigration measures for Sudanese nationals affected by the ongoing conflict. These temporary policies, now valid until October 27, 2025, provide essential relief and pathways for Sudanese individuals and their families seeking stability in Canada. If you’re a Sudanese national or have family...
Greater Sudbury experienced unprecedented population growth in 2024, with Statistics Canada reporting a total of 179,965 residents, marking a remarkable increase from 175,307 in 2022. This surge is primarily attributed to successful immigration programs, notably the Rural and Northern Immigration Pilot (RNIP), which has brought 2,700 new residents since 2019. The city’s selection for two...
Canada is taking a significant step to strengthen its construction industry by granting legal status to up to 6,000 undocumented construction workers. This initiative, announced by Immigration Minister Marc Miller, is designed to tackle the ongoing labour shortages in the sector while ensuring workers have proper legal protections. With a projected shortfall of 85,000 construction...
The Canadian federal government has announced a significant update to passport processing times. Beginning this year, all passport applications will be processed within 30 business days. If the processing time exceeds this limit, applicants will receive a full refund of their passport fees. This initiative aims to improve service efficiency and address past delays, ensuring...
Many countries are competing to attract skilled talent, but Canada risks falling behind due to recent immigration reductions and restrictive policies. Digital accessibility plays a key role in the migration process, yet many skilled workers face significant challenges in finding accurate, timely, and trustworthy information online. Addressing these barriers is essential for Canada to remain...
Canada is taking significant steps to address its housing crisis by introducing new immigration measures aimed at strengthening the construction workforce. With a growing demand for housing and a shortage of skilled trades workers, the government is rolling out initiatives to bring in and support workers who can help build the homes Canadians need. New...
Family reunification remains a priority in Canada’s immigration system, allowing citizens and permanent residents to bring their loved ones closer. Through the Parents and Grandparents (PGP) Program, the government aims to facilitate the sponsorship of parents and grandparents, enabling them to live and work alongside their families in Canada. 10,000 PGP Sponsorship Applications to Be...
Canada remains a top destination for immigrants seeking a better future, and New Brunswick has now updated its Provincial Nominee Program (NBPNP) to improve accessibility for skilled workers. As of March 5, 2025, the province has introduced two enhanced Express Entry-aligned pathways: the Employment in New Brunswick and New Brunswick Interests streams. These updates come...
