The Government of Canada has implemented new changes to the Open Work Permit (OWP) program for family members of international students and foreign workers. These updates, effective January 21, 2025, aim to align with Canada’s economic priorities and address labor market shortages. If you are a temporary resident or planning to apply, understanding these changes...
Canada continues to be a dream destination for countless skilled workers, entrepreneurs, and families seeking better opportunities. Among the various pathways available, the Alberta Advantage Immigration Program (AAIP) stands out as a dynamic and efficient option. This program plays a pivotal role in fulfilling the province’s economic and labor market needs while providing a seamless...
The International Experience Canada (IEC) 2025 quotas have been surrounded by uncertainty, especially following the announcement of cuts to the number of temporary work permits available. However, despite the changes, it’s clear that the IEC program has managed to avoid some of the worst impacts. While challenges remain, applicants can still make their way to...
In a significant move to tackle labour shortages across key industries, Quebec has reopened its immigration pilot programs. These programs, designed to attract skilled professionals, offer pathways to permanent residence (PR) for workers in food processing, healthcare, artificial intelligence (AI), information technology (IT), and visual effects. Starting January 13, 2025, these initiatives will run until...
Saskatchewan has emerged as a significant player in Canada’s economy, recording impressive job growth and a strong labor market in 2024. With an all-time high employment rate, Saskatchewan is proving to be an attractive destination for newcomers seeking opportunities to build a career and a future. Here’s why Saskatchewan is the place to be for...
Quebec, a province renowned for its unique immigration policies, is introducing substantial changes to its immigration system in 2025. These updates aim to manage immigrant intake, emphasize French-language proficiency, and refine various immigration pathways. For prospective immigrants and those already navigating Quebec’s system, understanding these changes is crucial. Let’s dive into the significant policy shifts...
Planning to immigrate to Saskatchewan through the Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP) Understanding the latest processing times is crucial to preparing your application and avoiding unnecessary delays. The SINP periodically updates its timelines, providing insights into how long it takes to process various application streams. Let’s explore the updated processing times for Quarter 3 (October...
The Yukon Government has launched the Foreign Credential Recognition Navigation Service to support internationally educated health professionals (IEHPs). This pilot project aims to streamline the process for IEHPs looking to integrate into the Yukon’s healthcare system, addressing workforce challenges and helping skilled professionals contribute meaningfully to their fields. Key Highlights of the Navigation Service The...
British Columbia continues to adapt its immigration programs to meet evolving labor market needs. On January 7, 2025, the provincial government released an updated edition of the British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program’s (BC PNP) Skills Immigration Program Guide. This new guide outlines revised criteria and processes for applicants and employers, ensuring the program aligns with...
