Canada has long been known as a safe haven for people fleeing conflict, persecution, and oppression. But a decades-old treaty with the United States, the Safe Third Country Agreement (STCA) is now at the center of a legal challenge. Immigration and refugee advocates argue that recent developments in U.S. immigration policy may no longer meet...
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Entrepreneur Stream Draw Attracts 13 Business Candidates in Latest BC PNP Round
British Columbia continues to focus on economic growth by drawing ambitious entrepreneurs from across the globe. On May 28, 2025, the province held a new British Columbia PNP Draw under the Entrepreneur Immigration stream, issuing not more than 13 invitations to applicants under both the Base and Regional categories. This draw highlights B.C.’s active push...
PEI Seeks Public Input on Next Phase of Temporary Foreign Worker Protection Act
The Prince Edward Island (PEI) government is moving forward with the second phase of its Temporary Foreign Worker Protection Act, aimed at strengthening protections for temporary foreign workers. The province is now inviting public feedback on two new elements: the employer registry and a new set of administrative penalty regulations. These measures are designed to...
Why Dummy Work Permits in Canada Could Jeopardize Your Immigration Future
For many temporary residents in Canada, the uncertainty around permanent residency options has pushed some to seek shortcuts. Among the most talked-about is the use of “dummy work permits.” These are applications sent to Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) with little or no chance of approval—filed only to extend someone’s stay in Canada under...
How New Immigration Policies Are Reshaping Canadian Universities
Canada has long been a top destination for international students. Its universities are world-renowned, and its welcoming immigration pathways have made studying in Canada an attractive first step toward building a future here. But recent changes to federal immigration policy are sending shockwaves through the country’s post-secondary institutions. The University of Prince Edward Island (UPEI)...
Petition to End Canada’s Temporary Foreign Worker Program: What It Means for Immigration
Canada’s immigration system is once again at the center of national discussion. On May 23, 2025, Conservative MP Jamil Jivani launched a petition demanding an end to the Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP), with the exception of the Seasonal Agricultural Worker Program. The move has sparked mixed reactions across the country. While supporters believe this...
Yukon Nominee Program 2025 – Invitations Sent to Selected Employers
The Yukon Nominee Program (YNP) is making headlines as the territory takes a strategic step toward solving its labour market challenges. On May 23, 2025, the Government of Yukon began issuing invitations to employers who expressed interest during this year’s intake period. With only 215 nomination spots available and over 500 submissions received, the competition...
Canada’s Immigration Reset: Carney’s Mandate Ushers in a New Direction
Canada is entering a new immigration chapter—one that promises to balance ambition with sustainability. Prime Minister Mark Carney’s latest mandate letter has reshaped the national conversation on immigration, placing emphasis on two major goals: maintaining realistic immigration levels and attracting high-calibre global talent to fuel economic growth. With housing pressure, healthcare strain, and economic concerns...
Why Citizenship Week 2025 Matters for Canadian Immigration
Every year, thousands of newcomers take a monumental step in their Canadian journey, becoming citizens. This moment isn’t just about receiving a certificate; it’s about embracing the rights, responsibilities, and identity of a Canadian. With Citizenship Week 2025 underway from May 26 to June 1, Canada opens its doors not just to new citizens but...








