Canadian immigration just got a boost in Newfoundland and Labrador. In its first round under a new selection model, the province issued 256 economic immigration invitations, marking a major step toward addressing local labor shortages. Of these, 206 were through the Newfoundland and Labrador Provincial Nominee Program (NLPNP), and 50 through the Atlantic Immigration Program...
In a decisive move to uphold the integrity of Canada’s immigration system, the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) has concluded a major investigation into unauthorized employment and worker mistreatment in Winnipeg. On April 2, 2025, Gurwinder Singh Ahluwalia pleaded guilty to violating Section 124 of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act (IRPA). He was sentenced...
Canada’s provincial immigration applicants are raising serious concerns over growing delays in permanent residence (PR) processing. For thousands of newcomers nominated by provinces to fill vital roles across regional economies, the wait time has stretched beyond what many expected — leaving careers, families, and futures on hold. This spike in delays is closely tied to...
The Ontario government has rolled out an $11 billion economic support package aimed at keeping businesses afloat and workers employed amid growing global uncertainty. While this is great news for local businesses, it’s also an important signal to foreign workers and employers relying on low-wage LMIA processing. With U.S. tariffs creating ripples in the economy...
As political restrictions and funding cuts shake the U.S. academic landscape, Canada is stepping confidently into the spotlight—offering a safe, progressive, and intellectually rich alternative for scholars and researchers seeking stability and freedom. Long perceived as a country losing talent to its southern neighbor, Canada now finds itself in a powerful position to reverse the...
Starting April 4, 2025, low-wage LMIA processing has been temporarily paused in 24 major Canadian cities due to rising unemployment rates. This decision, set to last until July 10, 2025, affects some of the most populated regions in Canada—including Toronto, Vancouver, and Montreal. For employers and temporary foreign workers relying on the TFWP, this announcement...
New Brunswick has hit the brakes on its Atlantic Immigration Program (AIP) for the rest of 2025. Why? The province reached its entire annual quota in record time—by early April. This isn’t just a headline—it’s a strong indicator of how sought-after Canadian immigration remains, especially in Atlantic provinces where skilled workers are needed across critical...
Canada’s immigration system just became more compassionate and protective — especially for those facing abuse and exploitation. A Stronger Lifeline: What the New Policy Means On April 4, 2025, Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) introduced major changes to its Temporary Resident Permit (TRP) program. These changes mark a significant step forward in how Canada...
Canada just made it easier for families affected by the first-generation limit to apply for citizenship. Here’s what you need to know. A Breakthrough for Families Abroad On April 4, 2025, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) expanded its interim measure to cover all proof of citizenship and adoption applications impacted by the first-generation limit...
