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Immigration Data
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Government Withholds Immigration Data – What the Delay Means for Applicants, Employers, and Provinces

Canada’s immigration system runs on numbers. Application volumes, processing times, permit counts, nomination allocations these metrics help students plan studies, families plan moves, and employers plan hires. Since May, however, public dashboards have not been refreshed beyond March. Critics say the government withholds immigration data at a time when policy shifts are reshaping programs and...

Alberta AAIP August Draw
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Alberta AAIP August Draw Invited 683 Candidates Across Three Streams

Alberta has released the first Alberta Advantage Immigration Program (AAIP) results for August 2025, inviting a total of 683 candidates across three streams. On August 7, 63 Express Entry candidates were selected under the Dedicated Health Care Pathway with a cut-off score of 56. On August 11, 39 candidates were invited under the non-Express Entry...

Newfoundland and Labrador PNP Immigration
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Newfoundland and Labrador PNP Immigration Issues 231 Invitations in the Latest Draw

Newfoundland and Labrador continue to make headlines in Canadian immigration with two new rounds of invitations under the Newfoundland and Labrador PNP (NLPNP) and the Atlantic Immigration Program (AIP).  On July 29, 2025, the province issued 150 invitations – 100 through the NLPNP and 50 under the AIP. Just two weeks later, on August 13,...

Permanent Residency Pathway
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Federal Delay in Permanent Residency Pathway Puts Undocumented Workers at Risk

A recent policy decision has reignited debate on Canadian immigration. The federal government has postponed its proposed permanent residency pathway for low-wage workers, citing economic concerns. This delay directly impacts thousands who are already contributing to Canada’s economy, many of whom are undocumented and working in essential sectors like construction, hospitality, and caregiving. Fresh data...

Occupational Categories for Express Entry
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Canada Proposes Three New Occupational Categories for Express Entry in 2026

Big news for skilled workers eyeing permanent residence. Ottawa is consulting on Canada proposes three new occupational categories for Express Entry in 2026. If adopted, senior managers, scientists/researchers, and select military personnel could see dedicated draws next year. Lower cut-offs, faster selection, and clearer pathways may follow. Here’s what’s on the table—and how to prepare...

Canadian Immigration Draw
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Canadian Immigration Draw Invites Over 10,000 IEC Candidates in the Past Month

Canadian immigration opportunities have seen a major boost with the latest International Experience Canada (IEC) draws. From July 1 to August 10, 2025, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) invited 10,357 young foreign nationals to apply for an IEC open work permit. With over 33,000 candidates still in the pool, these draws present a promising...

Job Offer Scams in North Okanagan
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How to Spot and Avoid Job Offer Scams in North Okanagan-Shuswap: Protecting the RCIP Community

The Rural Community Immigration Pilot (RCIP) in North Okanagan-Shuswap is meant to connect local employers with skilled immigrants, fostering economic growth and community development. But recent reports reveal troubling incidents where the program’s integrity is being compromised. Allegations suggest some employers may be offering RCIP-endorsed job positions in exchange for money, gifts, or services, and...

Canadian Immigration Faces Delays
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Canadian Immigration Faces Delays as CSIS Handles Record 538,000 Security Screenings

Canadian immigration processing times are experiencing significant slowdowns as the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) manages an unprecedented volume of security screening requests. In 2024 alone, CSIS received over 538,000 requests almost double the pre-2023 annual average of around 300,000. This spike, partly due to an increase in asylum seekers, has created substantial backlogs. Many...