Canada has long been recognized as a country that welcomes visitors and newcomers alike, and Alberta is taking bold steps to expand its global reach. On August 28, Alberta’s Tourism and Sport Minister, Andrew Boitchenko, embarked on a mission to South Korea and Japan, aiming to strengthen Alberta’s tourism presence in Asia. This move not...
Canada’s labour market has been evolving rapidly, and immigration plays a central role in keeping industries alive and growing. Among the many immigration pathways, the Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) stands out as one of the most influential. Designed to meet the unique workforce needs of provinces and territories, the program has opened doors for thousands...
Health care in Canada is evolving. Across provinces, leaders are finding creative ways to address the shortage of doctors, nurses, and specialists. One region making headlines is Prince Edward Island (PEI). Since January 1, 2025, PEI has welcomed 20 health care professionals from the United States, marking another step toward building a stronger health system...
The Start-Up Visa Program, launched in 2013, was designed to attract global entrepreneurs with innovative ideas who could create jobs and strengthen Canada’s economy. But today, the program is facing growing criticism due to extreme delays and soaring refusal rates. The Backlog: 52 Months to a Decision According to recent data, over 17,900 Start-Up Visa...
While Canada is slowing down overall immigration in 2025, there’s one area receiving special attention Francophone immigration. The federal government has announced a bold plan to increase the share of French-speaking newcomers outside Quebec to 12% by 2029, tripling the previous goal of 4.4%. This move highlights Canada’s determination to support minority French-speaking communities and...
The Yukon Nominee Program (YNP) has received an increase in allocations for 2025, with Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) granting an additional 67 nominations. This raises the total allocation to 282 nominees for the year, giving the territory greater capacity to address labour shortages and attract skilled talent. Earlier this year, Yukon faced a...
When Canada’s immigration data for 2025 was finally released months later than usual, it sparked debate across the country. Observers accused the government of delaying the figures to avoid tough questions as the numbers declined across many categories. Despite the controversy, the update provides a valuable look at where Canadian immigration is headed this year...
Good news for those looking to settle in Saskatchewan: Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has granted the province an increase in its immigration quota for 2025. The Saskatchewan Immigration allocation under the Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP) now stands at 4,761, up from 3,625 last year. While the boost brings much-needed relief for employers...
When most people think of refugees in Canada, they picture families fleeing war or political unrest in distant countries. Yet, a surprising new trend has emerged in 2025: more Americans are turning to Canadian immigration to apply for refugee status. Recent data from Canada’s Immigration and Refugee Board (IRB) shows that applications from U.S. citizens...
