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International Conference Destination
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Montréal Reigns as North America’s #1 International Conference Destination Yet Again

For the eighth year in a row, Montréal has outpaced every other city in the Americas in hosting international conferences. According to the Union of International Associations (UIA), the city welcomed 103 major events in 2024 far ahead of Washington, DC’s 71. This winning streak is more than just impressive stats. It highlights the city’s...

PGWP Eligibility
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Canada Restores PGWP Eligibility for Key Fields of Study

In a welcome move for international students, Canada has restored PGWP eligibility for key fields of study that were briefly removed from the approved list. This update from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) comes just days after a controversial removal of certain programs sparked confusion and concern across the student community. The reinstatement ensures...

Manitoba Employer Services
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What Manitoba’s Employer Services Application Pause Means for Immigration Plans

As of July 4, 2025, the Government of Manitoba has paused new applications under its Employer Services stream. This move directly impacts businesses and international applicants relying on employer support through the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP). The pause will remain in effect until August 5, 2025. If you’re wondering how this affects you or...

Francophone Minority Communities Student Pilot
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Canada Launches Francophone Minority Communities Student Pilot to Boost French-Speaking Study Opportunities

Canada has introduced the Francophone Minority Communities Student Pilot (FMCSP), a new pathway tailored for French-speaking students seeking to study in designated learning institutions (DLIs) outside Quebec. This pilot aims to attract international students from Francophone countries by easing their access to study permits and supporting their long-term settlement goals. Through the FMCSP, students and...

Canada Immigration System
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Canada Immigration System Under Scrutiny as 17,500 Foreign Criminal Convictions Forgiven

Canada has quietly forgiven over 17,500 criminal convictions for foreign nationals in the past 11 years, a move that has sparked fresh debate over transparency, public safety, immigration policy under Canada’s Immigration system. The federal government’s ability to rehabilitate foreign applicants through Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) removes a significant barrier to entering Canada—but...

Canada Study Permit
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IRCC Raises Financial Proof for Canada Study Permit for International Students

Starting September 1, 2025, IRCC is tightening its financial support rules for Canada study permit applicants. As part of an annual review that adjusts financial thresholds in line with inflation and cost of living, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has announced a revised minimum fund requirement. International students will now need to show they...

Wildfires
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Canada Wildfires 2025 Relief Measures Offer Immigration Support for Affected Residents and Workers

As Canada faces another intense wildfire season, the federal government has introduced new support measures to assist those affected both residents and foreign workers. The Canada Wildfires 2025 crisis has prompted Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) to step in with practical relief. From document replacements to fee waivers, the department is providing real-time solutions...