Calls for a foreign-adopted children citizenship exemption gained momentum this week as legal experts urged a Senate committee to amend Bill C-3. The bill, which updates Canada’s citizenship rules, currently applies a substantial-connection test to children adopted abroad but not to those adopted domestically. Lawyers argue this creates an unfair double standard that may violate...
Canada has always been a place that believes in giving people real chances to rebuild their lives. One of the clearest examples is the Economic Mobility Pathways Pilot, a program designed to help skilled refugees fill roles that Canadian employers cannot fill. The idea behind this program is simple. Give skilled refugees the opportunity to...
Canada continues to grow as a bilingual country where French holds a meaningful place far beyond Quebec. A new national study highlights the strong potential of Francophone immigrant teachers to support French language education across the provinces. The findings offer clear insights into how Canada can fill long-standing shortages in French schools while strengthening linguistic...
Recent IRCC rule change: family members of military personnel face new work permit restrictions is raising important questions among military families in Canada. With the revised operational guidelines effective as of November 14, 2025, key updates affect open work permit eligibility for dependent children and certain spouses. These changes bring military-specific policies in line with...
Canada continues to reinforce its role as a nation rooted in compassion, fairness, and unity. This week, Public Support for Immigrants and Refugees in Canada found new strength with the announcement of extended temporary measures for people affected by the Sudan conflict. Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada confirmed that this relief will remain in place...
The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) continues to safeguard the nation’s borders with precision and vigilance. A recent case in Montreal highlighted the agency’s strong enforcement efforts against those who attempt to violate immigration and criminal laws. On November 6, 2025, 37-year-old Edgar Gonzalez de Paz pleaded guilty at the Montreal courthouse to conspiring to...
As Canada moves through a period marked by global uncertainty, one message is rising clearly across the country. Canadians continue to value diversity, fairness, and compassion. The latest movement titled Public Support for Immigrants and Refugees in Canada is bringing this spirit forward with new strength. Led by the Canadian Council for Refugees and supported...
Quebec has announced a major shift in its long-term immigration direction. The new Quebec immigration strategy for 2026-2029 introduces lower annual targets for both temporary and permanent residents, giving the province room to reinforce its integration systems. This updated Quebec immigration strategy outlines how Quebec intends to manage workforce needs while balancing social capacity. Quebec’s...
For the first time in many years, Canadians are watching a rare moment of unity on immigration direction. Ottawa and Quebec have found common ground after years of tension, and both now agree that the system must grow at a pace that protects jobs, supports communities, and strengthens long-term integration. This shift comes at a...
