In a move to address growing concerns about housing shortages and maintain educational standards, Canada has recently implemented a cap on international study permits. This decision has ignited discussions within the educational sphere, with stakeholders eager to understand its implications. Immigration Minister Marc Miller has sought to allay fears, assuring that reputable institutions will not...
As the deadline for the Canada-Ukraine Authorization For Emergency Travel (CUAET) program approaches, Ukrainians in Canada and advocacy groups are urging the federal government to consider extending the program to provide continued support and stability for those affected by the ongoing crisis in Ukraine. However, Immigration Minister Marc Miller’s recent remarks suggest that an extension...
Canada’s immigration policies have long been debated and scrutinized, especially in light of economic shifts and social challenges. Recently, the decision to maintain current immigration levels has sparked discussions among economists and policymakers. Here are the intricacies of this decision and its potential impacts. Maintaining Immigration Levels: A Prudent Move Canada’s choice not to increase...
Canada’s architectural and scientific research sectors are witnessing a surge in demand for skilled professionals, particularly Architecture and Science Managers. In the wake of the pandemic, the need for talent in this field has skyrocketed, promising abundant job prospects for those looking to build their careers in Canada. Architecture and Science Managers in Canada –...
In a recent development aimed at facilitating international graduates in Canada, the duration of interim work authorization has been extended. This move is set to benefit individuals awaiting a decision on their work permit applications, providing them with enhanced opportunities for employment while their applications are being processed. Updated Validity Period Under the revised regulations,...
Canada’s commitment to supporting individuals affected by the conflict in Ukraine remains steadfast. The Canada-Ukraine Authorization for Emergency Travel (CUAET) has played a crucial role in facilitating the arrival of Ukrainian nationals and their families to safety in Canada. Here, we highlight the latest updates regarding the CUAET program and its impact on Ukrainian newcomers....
In a dynamic and evolving job market landscape, immigrants in Canada are playing increasingly significant roles, both in lower-level positions and in professional domains. A recent study conducted by Statistics Canada sheds light on the shifting occupational distribution among immigrants in Canada from 2001 to 2021, revealing intriguing insights into their employment trends and contributions...
Ontario, Canada’s most populous province, is facing a critical shortage of family doctors despite efforts to attract internationally educated physicians through various immigration programs. The province’s healthcare system is grappling with the challenge of filling family medicine residencies, leading to concerns about access to primary care for Ontarians. Increasing Gap in Family Medicine Residencies Recent...
Ottawa’s recent update on immigration inventories and backlogs sheds light on the evolving landscape of immigration in Canada. With a surge in applications for various residency statuses, understanding the intricacies of these updates is crucial. Let’s delve into the details. Understanding the Statistics On March 25, 2024, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) released updated...
