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Ontario Invited 2,104 Candidates
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Ontario Invited 2,104 Candidates under the Human Capital Priorities stream

Ontario PNP’s latest draw was conducted on March 7, 2024. 2,104 Invitations to Apply (ITAs) were issued under the OINP Express Entry: Human Capital Priorities stream, with CRS scores ranging from 352 to 421. The following table illustrates the number of Ontario PNP draws that have taken place: OINP Express Entry Notification of interest issued...

Nova Scotia's $3 Million Investment
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Nova Scotia’s $3 Million Investment: Boosting Settlement Supports for Immigrants

Nova Scotia is making a significant investment of $3 million in settlement funds to enhance support for immigrants. This initiative aims to bolster English language training, provide assistance to healthcare workers and the francophone population, and implement community initiatives tailored to improve newcomer retention across different regions. Enhancing Opportunities and Retention Strategies Expressing her satisfaction...

Canada Study Permit Caps
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The Impact of Canada Study Permit Caps on Rental Markets: Insights from RBC

With the changes in the domain of international education in Canada, Immigration Minister Marc Miller’s recent decision to cap Canada study permit applications is a noteworthy development. According to a recent report by RBC Economics, while this move won’t immediately reverse the inflationary impact on rents, it is expected to exert a slowing effect on...

Top LMIA Jobs in Calgary
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Top LMIA Jobs in Calgary, Canada for Newcomers in 2024

In the evolving Canadian job market, aspiring individuals worldwide have the chance to embark on a new professional journey through LMIA-approved jobs. The Canadian government’s initiative to permit foreign workers in Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) jobs opens up a realm of possibilities for skilled individuals seeking opportunities in the Great White North. In this...

Fraud Prevention Month 2024
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Safeguarding Canada: Minister’s Message on Fraud Prevention Month 2024

In a recent address on March 1, 2024, Marc Miller, Minister of Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), highlighted the significance of Fraud Prevention Month 2024. As Canada continues to welcome individuals from across the globe, safeguarding against immigration fraud becomes imperative. Minister Miller’s statement underscores the importance of awareness and education in combatting fraudulent...

Immigration
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Navigating Canada’s Immigration Landscape: Balancing Growth and Sustainability

In recent years, Canada’s immigration policy has been a hot topic, sparking debates over its role in driving economic growth and the sustainability of its long-term effects. Let’s delve into the complexities of this issue and explore the calls for a balanced immigration policy amidst the country’s population growth. Immigrants as Catalysts for Economic Advancement...

New Permanent Residence Pathway
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Navigating IRCC’s New Permanent Residence Pathway for Colombian, Haitian, and Venezuelan Nationals

As of March 1, 2024, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) introduced updated guidelines for a new permanent residence pathway tailored for Colombian, Haitian, and Venezuelan nationals. This initiative aims to provide a structured immigration route as an alternative to irregular migration, particularly benefiting individuals with family ties in Canada. Here’s a comprehensive guide to...

Latest BC PNP Draw
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Latest BC PNP Draw: 160 Skilled Workers and International Graduates Invited

The British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program (BC PNP) has once again conducted a draw under its Skills Immigration category, inviting skilled workers and international graduates to apply for provincial nomination. Exploring the BC PNP Latest Draw and Its Implications for Applicants The latest draw, held on March 5th, saw 160 candidates receiving invitations under the...

New PR Pathway in Response to Sudan Conflict
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Canada Introduces New PR Pathway in Response to Sudan Conflict

In a compassionate move, Marc Miller, the Minister of Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship, has unveiled a groundbreaking family-based immigration pathway for those impacted by the Sudan conflict. This humanitarian initiative aims to provide Canada permanent residency to both Sudanese and non-Sudanese nationals who were residing in Sudan on or before April 15, 2023, marking the...