The latest report from the Canadian Council for Refugees reveals that African refugee wait times in Canada are now the longest of any region worldwide. Government-assisted applicants from African countries face average delays of 42 months, nearly twice as long as applicants from other regions. These extensive delays raise serious concerns about fairness, system capacity,...
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Manitoba Temporary Work Permit Policy Deadline: What PNP Candidates Must Do Before December 15
Manitoba temporary work permit policy is entering its final phase, and many Provincial Nominee Program candidates now have a limited time to protect their status. The province has confirmed that Support Letter applications can only be submitted until December 15, 2025, at 11:59 PM CST through the online portal, making this a crucial window for...
Canada’s Immigration Minister Issues Stern Warning as G7 Nations Tighten Asylum Rules
Growing global policy shifts have added urgency to the message behind Canada’s immigration minister issues stern warning as G7 nations tighten asylum rules. With the United States halting asylum applications and Britain moving toward a 20-year waiting period for permanent residence, experts anticipate that some claimants may look to Canada as an alternative. Immigration Minister...
PEI Releases 2024-2025 Annual Report on the French Language Services Act: Growing Capacity and New Cultural Directions
The new annual report titled PEI releases 2024-2025 annual report on the French Language Services Act paints a clear picture of how Prince Edward Island is strengthening bilingual service delivery. Released on December 2, 2025, the document highlights rising bilingual capacity, new designated services, and broader cultural initiatives aimed at supporting Acadian and Francophone communities....
Why Canada Should Rethink How It Defines Migrant Spouses in Canada
Canada’s immigration system has long been praised for its flexibility and fairness, yet one area is increasingly out of step with the realities of modern families: how it labels migrant spouses in Canada. Under current IRCC rules, every spouse or common-law partner is categorized as a “dependant,” even when that individual contributes equally or more...
Ontario to Launch New Permanent Residency Talent Streams in 2026 for High-Impact Applicants
Ontario is preparing for a major immigration shift, as the province confirms plans to introduce new pathways through the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program next year. The announcement signals a renewed effort to attract global innovators, investors, creators, and researchers who can play a meaningful role in the province’s economic and cultural development. During late-November discussions...
CBSA Opens Consultation on New Airport Transit Proposal
The Canada Border Services Agency has launched a 30-day public consultation on a proposed rule change that would allow eligible international passengers to transit through Canadian airports without checking in directly with border officers. This proposal, known as the International-to-International Transit process, would streamline how travelers move through major airports while maintaining the high security...
Carney Government Report Card Shows Canadians Still Focused On Cost Of Living And Housing
Canada continues to watch its new federal direction closely, and the latest Carney government report card offers a clear picture of what people value most today. When Prime Minister Mark Carney stepped into office, he introduced a new leadership style. A simpler, more focused approach built around seven national priorities that every minister and department...
Carney Taps Ex Immigration Minister Miller To Strengthen Cabinet In New Direction For Canada
Canada’s political landscape has seen a fresh shift, and it is already creating a wave of interest across the country. Prime Minister Mark Carney has appointed Marc Miller, former immigration minister, to the cabinet after the sudden exit of Steven Guilbeault. This move signals a stronger, more focused approach to key national files and reflects...








