Canada has taken another step toward addressing housing challenges by securing a decade-long funding agreement to enhance essential infrastructure. The federal and New Brunswick governments have finalized a $150.5 million deal under the Canada Housing Infrastructure Fund, aimed at supporting the province’s housing development through improved water and waste management systems. Significant Investment in Housing...
Canada is known for its cultural diversity and bilingual identity, with French being one of its official languages. Every March, provinces across the country celebrate Rendez-vous de la Francophonie, an event dedicated to honoring Francophone heritage. This celebration not only strengthens cultural ties but also highlights the importance of French-speaking immigrants in Canada’s social and...
Quebec’s provincial government is preparing to refine its immigration policies with a focus on sustainability and economic stability. The proposed changes aim to adjust permanent immigration numbers to below 50,000 newcomers annually by 2026, ensuring a well-managed and efficient system. These refinements follow a temporary pause on key immigration programs last fall and reflect the...
Canada continues to stand by Ukrainians who have sought refuge due to the ongoing war. With the extension of key temporary measures, thousands of Ukrainians and their families can now continue to work, study, and stay in Canada while the crisis persists. Extended Support for Ukrainian Nationals The Honourable Marc Miller, Minister of Immigration, Refugees...
The Quebec government has introduced new regulations for the International Student Program (ISP), effective February 26, 2025. These changes restrict the number of applications for temporary study selections until February 2026. The modifications primarily impact vocational and college-level institutions while keeping university-level applications steady. This decision is aimed at better managing the province’s educational resources...
Canada’s healthcare system is experiencing an alarming crisis, with a severe shortage of medical professionals contributing to dangerously long patient wait times. Since 2018, over 74,000 Canadians have died while on healthcare waitlists, highlighting the urgent need for systemic changes. With 143,695 healthcare job vacancies across the country, experts argue that Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship...
Canada has long been recognized for its welcoming immigration policies. However, an emerging challenge may soon reshape the country’s approach—climate change. With increasing environmental disasters such as floods, droughts, and rising sea levels, Canada may need to reconsider its deportation policies. A recent internal document from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) highlights the potential...
New Brunswick has released critical updates regarding the processing of applications under the New Brunswick Provincial Nominee Program (NBPNP). The province has confirmed upcoming scheduled draws, changes in eligibility requirements, and technical improvements for its Immigration New Brunswick (INB) portal. These updates aim to streamline the application process for prospective immigrants. INB Portal Faces High...
Canada has announced the launch date for its new Home Care Worker Immigration Pilots, opening on March 31, 2025. These new programs will replace the previous caregiver immigration pathways, providing eligible workers with a direct route to permanent residence (PR) upon arrival. This initiative aims to support the growing demand for skilled home care professionals...
