Canada has taken a big step towards widening language test choice for future residents. Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has added ETS—the organisation behind TOEFL—to its list of designated testing bodies for TOEFL Essentials. IRCC is not yet accepting TOEFL Essentials scores for permanent residence, but acceptance is planned and the official start date...
New national polling suggests yes—especially when the work helps on the front lines of public health, disaster response, youth services, or climate projects. Interest in military enlistment is rising, but the strongest signal from young adults is clear: they’re ready to serve in civilian roles if the work is meaningful and well run. Below, we...
Alberta’s child-care sector just received a major boost. With the announcement of the Alberta Early Childhood Educator Bursary program, supported by a $3.3 million joint investment from the Governments of Canada and Alberta, the province aims to expand its skilled workforce in early learning and child care. Managed by NorQuest College, this initiative is expected...
A new opportunity has opened for professionals aiming to build a future in Manitoba. On 21 August 2025, the Manitoba PNP Draw #252 was held, in this draw total of 77 invitations were issued under the Skilled Worker Stream to candidates who were directly invited through a strategic recruitment initiative. The lowest-ranked score was 612....
The latest PEI PNP draw results are in, and they bring exciting news for skilled workers and graduates aiming to settle in Prince Edward Island. On August 21, 2025, the province issued 132 invitations through its Expression of Interest (EOI) system, prioritizing candidates working with PEI employers and international graduates from UPEI, Holland College, and...
Canada has long been seen as a safe haven for those fleeing persecution, political violence, or oppression. But proposed Canada immigration changes under Bill C-2, also called the Strong Borders Bill, could alter this reputation. Refugee experts and immigration lawyers are raising alarms that the bill, in its current form, could unintentionally harm dissidents, journalists,...
Access to health care is not only about hospitals and clinics, it’s also about being able to communicate with doctors and nurses in the language you’re most comfortable with. Recognizing this, the Government of Canada is investing $34 million to improve French-language health services for Francophone minority communities in Ontario. This initiative will make health...
A spring crossing at the Lacolle, Quebec land border has drawn wide attention. A Haitian family arrived together. After a review, officers allowed the father to enter Canada because he had a close relative here. His pregnant wife and seven-year-old daughter were refused. Three weeks later, facing health concerns and no legal path that worked...
In a bold move to strengthen its workforce, Ontario invests $70M to protect workers affected by U.S. tariffs and global trade shifts. This investment will help people retrain, upskill, and access better jobs despite uncertain economic conditions. By working with unions, community groups, and colleges, Ontario is creating rapid-response centres and expanding training programs that...
