The Conservative Shadow Minister calls for equal sentencing standards following a controversial drug trafficking case, bringing national attention to fairness in Canada’s judicial system. Michelle Rempel Garner, Shadow Minister for Immigration, criticized the reduced sentence given to Jamaican national Roosevelt Rush, who received twelve months instead of twenty-four for drug trafficking due to his immigration...
As processing times at Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) continue to stretch, Immigration New Brunswick (ImmigrationNB) has stepped in to support endorsees under the Atlantic Immigration Program (AIP). Many candidates awaiting their permanent residence approval now face the challenge of expiring work permits. To ease this burden, ImmigrationNB has begun issuing letters of support...
The Manitoba’s labour market shows resilience with 3,900 new jobs created in September 2025, reinforcing the province’s economic strength amid a shifting national outlook. Manitoba stood out as one of only three provinces to record job growth, signaling continued business confidence and workforce recovery. With full-time positions up by more than eleven thousand and wages...
A recent global survey of over 4,800 respondents has revealed Canada as the most sought-after country for immigration, with quality of life, lifestyle benefits, and career opportunities driving this trend. From excellent healthcare and education systems to safe cities and welcoming communities, Canada offers a lifestyle that appeals to people worldwide. For those looking to...
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has introduced the Pre-Arrival and Post-Arrival Supports and Services (PASS) Program to help internationally educated nurses successfully transition into Canada’s healthcare workforce. This federally funded program, delivered by the CARE Centre for Internationally Educated Nurses, is designed to remove barriers, enhance professional readiness, and connect nurses with meaningful employment...
In a major immigration-related development, the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) has announced a temporary halt on removals to Israel. This measure, known officially as an Administrative Deferral of Removals (ADR), comes in response to the current unrest and violent conflict involving Iran. This is not the first time Canada has paused deportations due to...
Canada’s immigration system took a sharper turn in 2024, driven by rising political pressure from the United States and a surge in Canada visa fraud cases. Newly surfaced government briefing notes reveal that Ottawa made it clear to the Trump administration that it had cracked down on illegal crossings, especially those involving Indian and Bangladeshi...
In a major development, New Brunswick has invited 2,015 candidates so far in 2025 under its Provincial Nominee Program (NBPNP), many of whom were selected without requiring a job offer. These draws, held between March and June 2025, highlight New Brunswick’s aggressive effort to welcome skilled individuals across key sectors like health care, construction, education,...
Canada’s job market continues to evolve in 2025 with fewer vacancies but rising overall labour demand. While the headlines may point to a decline in open positions, there’s more beneath the surface. As immigration remains a key driver of Canada’s economic and demographic growth, these shifts offer critical insights for newcomers and skilled workers exploring...
