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Category: Immigrate to Canada

Language Integration
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Quebec’s Approach to Language Integration, Redirecting English Asylum Claimants

In a bid to safeguard its cultural identity, Quebec’s French language commissioner, Benoît Dubreuil, has proposed a unique strategy to Canada’s federal government. The proposition suggests directing French-speaking asylum claimants to settle in Quebec while redirecting English-speaking claimants to one of the eight anglophone provinces, aiming to reduce the impact on the francophone province. Dubreuil...

Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program
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Essential Updates for Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program Applicants

Starting February 26, 2024, a vital change has been implemented for applicants under the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP). Now, upon receiving an Invitation to Apply (ITA) or a Notification of Interest, applicants must ensure they include a properly filled Applicant Consent Form alongside their application. This form, crucial for processing, demands accurate completion and...

Immigration Policy Reform
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Revitalizing Rural Canada: The Urgency of Immigration Policy Reform

The vitality of rural Canada hinges on strategic immigration policies, as highlighted by a researcher at Western University. Over five decades, rural areas have experienced a consistent population decline. Addressing this trend is imperative to ensure the sustainable growth and prosperity of these communities. In this article, we delve into the significance of immigration policy...

PEI's Immigration Adjustments
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Managing Population Growth: PEI’s Immigration Adjustments

The Government of Prince Edward Island (PEI) recently unveiled a population framework, coupled with updates to immigration programs, aimed at aligning with provincial needs. PEI has experienced steady population growth, prompting these adjustments to sustain it. The growth results from various factors, including birth and death rates, migration, and immigration. To address strains on public...

Spousal Sponsorship Immigration
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Canada’s Spousal Sponsorship Immigration Rises in 2023

In the latest news, Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) data for 2023 unveils a remarkable surge in the number of spousal sponsorship and common-law partners who embraced Canadian immigration. The statistics indicate a substantial 17.2% increase, with 75,185 new permanent residents welcomed through the spousal sponsorship program, compared to 64,145 in the previous year....

Immigration Inventories
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Understanding IRCC’s Efforts to Manage Immigration Inventories and Backlogs

In February 2024, Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) unveiled updated data shedding light on immigration inventories and backlogs. This latest update revealed a staggering 2,188,400 applications encompassing requests for permanent residence, temporary residence, and citizenship approvals within IRCC’s purview. However, since January 24, 2024, IRCC has managed to process only 32,700 applications. Alarmingly, 42.4%...

Immigrant Retention Trends
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Understanding Immigrant Retention Trends Across Canadian Provinces

Immigrating to Canada is a life-changing decision for many individuals seeking better opportunities and quality of life. However, beyond the initial excitement of moving to a new country, it’s essential to understand the long-term trends in immigrant retention rates across different provinces. These insights provide valuable information for policymakers, service providers, and newcomers themselves. 1....

Immigrant Earnings
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Unlocking the Potential: Immigrant Earnings Outpace Canadians

In a paradigm-shifting revelation, a recent report commissioned for the Office of the Parliamentary Budget Officer of Canada has brought to light a remarkable trend: the incomes of immigrants are surpassing those of native Canadians. From 2014 to 2018, immigrants saw their relative income surge from 55% to an impressive 78% when compared to all...