Immigration enforcement developments in the United States are beginning to echo across the Canadian border. At ImmigCanada, we are seeing increased attention on Canada’s asylum system as uncertainty grows for migrants and refugees living in the U.S. Legal professionals on both sides of the border report a steady rise in inquiries from individuals seeking information...
Thunder Bay’s first year under the Rural Community Immigration Pilot (RCIP) has delivered a clear message to policymakers and applicants alike: regional, employer-driven immigration programs are becoming a critical part of Canada’s long-term labour strategy. At ImmigCanada, we track regional pilots closely because they often signal where federal and provincial immigration policy is heading next....
Manitoba’s healthcare recruitment strategy continues to deliver measurable results. In January 2026, provincial officials confirmed that 13 U.S. trained physicians have joined Manitoba’s healthcare system, strengthening patient access across multiple communities. At ImmigCanada, we view this development not only as a healthcare milestone but also as a clear example of how immigration policy and workforce...
LMIA approvals in 2025 highlight the ongoing need for international talent across Canada’s labour market. Employment and Social Development Canada has approved more than 122,000 Labour Market Impact Assessments during the first three quarters of the year. These results confirm that Canadian employers continue to rely on foreign workers to fill key roles where domestic...
International students planning to study and work in Canada received an important update in January 2026. Immigration Refugees, and Citizenship Canada confirmed that it will not change the current list of PGWP eligible fields of study for the entire year. This decision brings clarity for students who are making long-term education and immigration plans. With...
Planning your immigration journey through British Columbia requires more than just meeting eligibility criteria. One of the most important parts of your application is knowing the exact British Columbia PNP fees and how they fit into your overall budget. These fees support the processing of applications and help fund program services that support nominees on...
Canada’s refugee system is under renewed legal scrutiny after the Federal Court allowed a legal challenge related to the Canada-US refugee agreement to move forward. This decision marks an important moment for refugee policy and asylum procedures at the Canada-United States border. The ruling gives advocacy groups the opportunity to seek greater clarity on how...
Canada immigration progress through November 2025 reflects a system that continues to operate at scale while supporting economic growth, workforce needs, and long term settlement goals. New data from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada confirms that hundreds of thousands of permanent and temporary residence applications were finalized during the first eleven months of the year....
Alberta is rapidly strengthening its appeal to newcomers, supported by record-breaking housing construction and a notable decline in rental costs. In 2025, the province recorded more than 53,000 housing starts, a 14% increase over the previous year and the highest total in provincial history. For newcomers considering settlement options, certified Canadian immigration consultants highlight Alberta...
