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Canada’s Average Weekly Earnings Rise
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Canada’s Average Weekly Earnings Rise 3.3% in July 2025 Amid Job Market Shifts

According to Statistics Canada, the average weekly earnings in Canada rose to $1,307.86 in July 2025, marking a 3.3% increase compared to last year. This news comes alongside modest employment growth of 21,600 jobs (+0.1%) after a small decline in June. While overall employment levels have remained stable since January, sectoral differences highlight important trends...

Drop in Post-Graduation Work Permits
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Canada Forecasts a 30% Drop in Post-Graduation Work Permits for 2025

Canada’s international education system is facing a major shift. According to a new analysis, approvals for the Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) are projected to decline by 30% in 2025. This means that only about 143,600 permits may be issued this year, compared to much higher numbers in previous years. For many international students, this development...

Alberta Invites 1,443 Candidates
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Alberta Invites 1,443 Candidates Under Three AAIP Streams in September 2025

The Alberta Advantage Immigration Program (AAIP) continues to create opportunities for skilled workers aiming to settle in Canada. On September 24, 2025, Alberta announced the results of three separate immigration draws held earlier in the month. In total, 1,443 candidates were invited across three AAIP streams, making it one of the most significant updates for...

Newfoundland and Labrador PNP Draw
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Newfoundland and Labrador PNP Draw Issues 217 Invitations

In a promising update for prospective immigrants, Newfoundland and Labrador PNP invited 217 candidates in its latest draw held on September 26, 2025. This round marks a major milestone, as the Atlantic Immigration Program (AIP) surpassed the Newfoundland and Labrador Provincial Nominee Program (NLPNP) for the first time this year. Snapshot of the Draw Category...

Top Study Abroad Destination in 2025
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Canada Reclaims Its Position as a Top Study Abroad Destination in 2025

Despite global shifts in education policy and economic uncertainty, international students continue to look for welcoming and stable destinations to pursue their academic dreams. While countries like the UK and US have dominated headlines for their policy changes and visa regulations, Canada immigration for international students has quietly regained momentum, climbing to the second spot...

Gap for Internationally Educated Nurses
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Canada Works to Bridge the Gap for Internationally Educated Nurses Seeking Licensing Success

Canada has long been a dream destination for healthcare professionals. The country’s welcoming immigration pathways, inclusive culture, and global reputation for healthcare excellence attract thousands of nurses every year. Yet, a recent Statistics Canada report has revealed a concerning reality: only 63% of internationally educated nurses in Canada are actually employed in nursing roles. The...

temporary residents in Canada
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Residency Trends Among Temporary Residents in Canada

Canada is reshaping its immigration system by placing a cap on temporary residents. The government’s goal is to reduce their share of the national population to five percent by the end of 2026. This shift responds to growing concerns about housing shortages, labour market pressures, and demand on public services. While the new approach tightens...

Canadian Immigration for Hong Kong Residents
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Ghostwriting and Plagiarism Scandal Shakes Canadian Immigration for Hong Kong Residents

The road to Canada has long inspired Hong Kong’s skilled professionals seeking a stable, opportunity-rich life. But recent reports have shaken this pathway; allegations of ghostwriting and plagiarism in immigration applications have emerged, raising serious questions about fairness and integrity. The controversy centres on the Canadian immigration program for Hong Kong residents, designed to fast-track...