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Tag: Immigrate to Canada

Ontario PNP March 2024 Draw
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Ontario PNP March 2024 Draw: 2,583 Express Entry Candidates Invited

On March 1, 2024, the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP) conducted a draw under its Express Entry stream. This latest draw invited 2,583 candidates specifically under the Skilled Trades Stream. The invitations were issued based on profiles created in the IRCC’s Express Entry System between March 1, 2023, and March 1, 2024. Invitation Details The...

Latest Arrima Draw
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Quebec Invited 1,007 Candidates Through The Latest Arrima Draw

Quebec recently invited 1,007 candidates to apply for permanent selection through its Arrima draw. The extraction from the Arrima bank occurred on February 19, 2024. These invitations were extended to individuals who met specific criteria, ensuring that Quebec’s immigration program continues attracting skilled individuals to contribute to the province’s growth and development. Invitation Criteria Candidates...

Updated LMIA Processing
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Canada’s Updated LMIA Processing Time 2024 Explained

In the vast expanse of Canada’s opportunities, skilled workers find a thriving LMIA job demand. For Canadian employers seeking foreign talent, the Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) plays a pivotal role. Let’s embark on a journey to understand and optimize the LMIA processing time in Canada. LMIA Processing Time The intricate process kicks off with...

Manitoba's Invited 155 Candidates
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Welcoming Ukrainian Talent: Manitoba Invited 155 Candidates Through MPNP Draw

In a move to support Ukrainian nationals amidst ongoing events, the Government of Manitoba conducted its 23rd draw specifically targeting candidates from Ukraine. On February 28, 2024, Manitoba invited 155 candidates through the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP), aligning with special immigration measures implemented by Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada. Key Highlights of the Draw...

Language Integration
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Quebec’s Approach to Language Integration, Redirecting English Asylum Claimants

In a bid to safeguard its cultural identity, Quebec’s French language commissioner, Benoît Dubreuil, has proposed a unique strategy to Canada’s federal government. The proposition suggests directing French-speaking asylum claimants to settle in Quebec while redirecting English-speaking claimants to one of the eight anglophone provinces, aiming to reduce the impact on the francophone province. Dubreuil...

Latest Canada Express Entry Draw
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Latest Canada Express Entry Draw: CRS Drops to 336 Points for French Speakers

On February 29, 2024, the Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) conducted a Canada Express Entry draw, extending invitations to 2,500 French language speakers with a Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score of 336 points. This draw, aimed at candidates proficient in French, is part of Canada’s strategy to welcome skilled individuals from diverse linguistic backgrounds....

Housing and Grocery Accessibility
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Canada’s Bold Measures to Enhance Housing and Grocery Accessibility

In recent developments, Canada has taken significant steps to address the rising cost of living, particularly impacting newcomers. A recent Leger poll conducted for OMNI news revealed that 83% of surveyed newcomers found affordability challenges were making their settlement in Canada more challenging. Statistics Canada further highlighted that over a third of recent newcomers were...

McGill University
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McGill University Challenges Quebec’s Tuition Fee Hikes: What You Need to Know

McGill University, renowned for its academic excellence, finds itself at odds with Quebec over recent tuition fee hikes targeting out-of-province students. This legal battle underscores deeper implications for McGill’s mission and its standing as a global educational institution. The Dispute Unfolded President Deep Saini asserts McGill’s stance, labeling the tuition fee hikes as illegal and...