Tag: Immigrate to Canada

CBSA Counterfeit Immigration Document Case
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What Happened in the CBSA Counterfeit Immigration Document Case?

The Canada Border Services Agency has charged a 40 year old Montreal man after an investigation uncovered 250 blank cards resembling permanent resident cards, matching holograms, and equipment used to produce counterfeit identity documents. The charges, announced September 9, 2026, include making false identification documents and defrauding the Government of Canada. The case started in...

Quebec's 2026 Election
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What Is Driving the Immigration Debate in Quebec’s 2026 Election?

Immigration, French language protection, and job losses dominated the second week of Quebec’s provincial election campaign. Parti Quebecois leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon drew criticism for linking school overcrowding and French language decline to immigration levels, while new data showing 19,000 lost jobs in August added economic pressure to the race. What Sparked the Immigration Controversy...

UK Professionals Get an LMIA Exempt Work Permit
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How Can UK Professionals Get an LMIA Exempt Work Permit in Canada?

Since September 1, 2026, UK citizens with pre-arranged employment in eligible occupations can apply for an LMIA exempt Canadian work permit under CPTPP exemption code T52. This follows the UK’s accession to the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership. Canadian employers no longer need a Labour Market Impact Assessment to hire them. What Is...

University of Waterloo Global Ranking
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Why Does the University of Waterloo Global Ranking Matter for Immigration in 2026

University of Waterloo placed seventh worldwide, and first among Canadian schools to ever break into the global top ten, in PitchBook’s 2026 ranking of universities whose alumni raise venture capital. For prospective international students, the result signals that a Canadian degree can lead to real entrepreneurial and career pathways, which in turn support post-graduation work...

Canada PR
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How Long Will My Canada PR or Citizenship Application Take in 2026

As of September 2026, most Canadian permanent residence and citizenship processing times are getting longer rather than shorter. Security screening backlogs at CSIS now average an estimated 64.8 months for permanent residence files, the Federal Skilled Worker Program has climbed to seven months under Express Entry, and several family sponsorship and citizenship categories slowed by...

Canada’s Job Market Declines
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Canada’s Job Market Declines in August as Unemployment Rate Remains at 6.4%

Canada’s labour market experienced a setback in August 2026, as employment fell by 42,000 jobs while the national unemployment rate remained unchanged at 6.4%. According to the latest Labour Force Survey from Statistics Canada, the employment rate declined by 0.1 percentage points to 60.8%. The monthly results reflect mixed conditions across the Canadian job market,...

Newfoundland and Labrador Invites 97 Candidates
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Newfoundland and Labrador Invites 97 Candidates in Latest Provincial Immigration Selection

Newfoundland and Labrador has continued its immigration selection activity in 2026 with another round through its Enhanced Expression of Interest system. On September 4, 2026, the province issued 97 invitations to candidates under the Newfoundland and Labrador Provincial Nominee Program (NLPNP). The latest selection round marked the 13th round conducted through the province’s Enhanced Expression...