Canada’s population dynamics in 2025 are reflecting a more complex and globally connected reality. According to the latest data released by Statistics Canada, the country welcomed 102,867 immigrants in the third quarter of 2025, maintaining steady intake levels despite economic pressures and international uncertainty. At the same time, emigration rose sharply, with 41,203 residents leaving...
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Sharp Decline in Study Permit Holders Signals a Major Shift in Canada’s Immigration Landscape in 2025
Canada’s immigration landscape is entering a new phase, and the latest data from Statistics Canada confirms that change is already underway. By the fourth quarter of 2025, the number of study permit holders declined sharply to approximately 477,000, marking a significant drop from earlier in the year. This shift is not isolated. It reflects broader...
Express Entry Draw #389 on January 5, 2026 Issues 574 ITAs With CRS Cut-Off 711
The Express Entry draw #389 held on January 5, 2026, marked the first selection round of the new year, with 574 Invitations to Apply issued to Provincial Nominee Program candidates. Conducted by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada, this Express Entry PNP draw recorded a CRS cut-off score of 711, which was 20 points lower than...
Canada Border Security 2025 Review Shows Stronger Protection and Smarter Immigration Control
Canada closed 2025 with a clear message. Border security and immigration control are being handled with greater precision, stronger coordination, and modern tools. The Canada Border Security 2025 review, released at the end of the year, highlights how public safety, immigration integrity, and trade protection worked together to deliver measurable results. For immigrants, employers, and...
Ontario Labour Mobility Regulations 2026 Set to Transform Canada’s Skilled Workforce
Ontario is preparing to launch one of the most impactful workforce reforms Canada has seen in years. Starting January 1, 2026, the province will bring into force new Ontario labour mobility regulations designed to remove interprovincial barriers and help skilled Canadians start working faster. For professionals across Canada, this is more than a policy update....
Federal Court Reverses Citizenship Revocation After Prolonged Government Delay
A recent Federal Court ruling has drawn attention to fairness and procedural delays within Canada’s immigration system. In a closely watched case, the court overturned the citizenship revocation of Nermine Magdi Ibrahim, citing an unreasonable nine-year delay by immigration authorities in pursuing fraud allegations. The decision reinforces the importance of timely action and procedural fairness...
Canada Immigration Cuts Put Restaurant Industry at Risk of Severe Labour Shortages
The Canada immigration cuts restaurant industry impact is becoming increasingly visible as operators across the country warn of worsening staff shortages. With the federal government reducing temporary resident admissions by 43 percent for 2026, restaurant owners say the sector faces an added strain on top of an already fragile recovery. Industry leaders caution that these...
Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program Draw December 2025 Invites 421 Skilled Workers in Final Round of the Year
Manitoba closed out the year with a strong hiring-focused selection round, as the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program Draw December 2025 issued 421 Letters of Advice to Apply under the Skilled Worker in Manitoba stream. Conducted on December 31, 2025, this final draw of the year highlighted the province’s continued emphasis on candidates already contributing to...
Canada Reports 33% Decline in Asylum Claims Amid Stronger Border Measures
Canada has recorded a notable shift in migration patterns, with a 33% decline in asylum claims between January and October 2025 compared to the same period in 2024. According to Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada, this reduction reflects a series of targeted policy changes aimed at tightening border screening while maintaining protection for individuals fleeing...








