Tag: Immigrate to Canada

Ontario PNP Program
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Ontario PNP Program Introduces Major Changes to Better Align with Labour Market in July 2025

Ontario has introduced key regulatory updates to its provincial immigration program, and they’re already in effect. As of July 1, 2025, the Ontario PNP Program (OINP) has implemented a series of changes aimed at boosting efficiency, improving credibility checks, and matching candidates more accurately to the province’s labour needs. From a brand-new Employer Portal to...

Immigration Stream for Agriculture
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Canada Plans New Immigration Stream for Agriculture and Fish Processing Jobs in 2025

Canada’s agriculture and fish processing industries are in urgent need of workers. To meet this growing demand, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) is developing a new immigration stream for agriculture foreign workers stream that targets these specific sectors. This move could bring much-needed relief to employers while also opening doors for international talent seeking...

Canada Steps Up Investigations
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Canada Steps Up Investigations into Iranian Regime Officials Living in the Country

Canada is once again facing hard questions about how senior members of foreign regimes—particularly Iran’s—are entering and living in the country. The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) has confirmed it is actively investigating 66 individuals suspected of being senior Iranian government officials who may be in Canada unlawfully. This follows increasing pressure from citizens, legal...

Canada Day 2025
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Canada Day 2025: Immigration Minister Highlights the True Spirit of Canadian Identity

Canada Day is more than fireworks and flags. In 2025, it became a meaningful moment to reflect on what it truly means to be Canadian. At the heart of this year’s celebration, Immigration Minister Lena Metlege Diab reminded the nation that Canadian identity goes far beyond paperwork. It’s about inclusion, participation, and shared values. As...

IEC Program in June 2025
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Canada Welcomes 7,162 Youth Under IEC Program in June 2025

Canada continues to roll out the red carpet for international youth through its International Experience Canada (IEC) program. In June 2025 alone, 7,162 Invitations to Apply (ITAs) were issued under various IEC streams, allowing thousands of young individuals to live, work, and experience the Canadian lifestyle first-hand. If you’re between 18 and 35 years old...

Federal Cap on Non-Permanent Residents
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Quebec Calls for Federal Cap on Non-Permanent Residents Amid Labour Shifts

Canada’s immigration landscape is constantly evolving, but recent developments in Quebec are raising eyebrows across the country. In a bold move, Quebec’s Immigration Minister Jean-François Roberge has asked the federal government to impose a strict cap on the number of non-permanent residents in the province. This request, targeting federal immigration programs, aims to address regional...

Average Weekly Earnings Rise
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Canada’s Average Weekly Earnings Rise by 4.43% as Job Market Shifts in 2025

Canada’s job market in April 2025 paints a picture of subtle transition. While average weekly earnings saw a year-over-year growth of 4.43%, bringing the weekly average to $1,297, some sectors experienced notable dips in employment. This comes after a 4.06% increase recorded in March, and a month-over-month gain of 0.8%. But what’s behind the numbers?...

IRCC Backlog Jumps
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IRCC Backlog Jumps by Over 76,000 in May 2025 After Steady Decline

After months of steady decline, Canada’s immigration backlog has grown once more. According to the latest figures, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) recorded 802,000 backlogged applications as of May 31, 2025—a sharp 5.5% rise from April’s 760,200. This marks the first increase in seven months, hinting at renewed processing pressures within the system. With...

Immigrant Success
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What Truly Drives Immigrant Success as Canada Continues to Open Doors for Ambitious Newcomers

Many people believe that becoming a Canadian citizen is the key to unlocking financial stability and career growth. But recent research suggests a different story—one that focuses more on preparation, skills, and early effort than on the citizenship certificate itself. A new study, backed by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) and Statistics Canada, revealed...