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IRCC Invites Nearly 5000 IEC Candidates
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IRCC Invites Nearly 5,000 IEC Candidates for Canadian Work Opportunities

Canada continues to welcome young foreign talent through the International Experience Canada (IEC) Program, offering exciting work opportunities for global applicants. Between February 24 and March 24, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) issued 4,983 Invitations to apply (ITAs) for an IEC open work permit. With over 45,779 candidates in the pool as of March...

Express Entry Draw #341
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Canada Conducts Record-Breaking Express Entry Draw #341, Invites 7,500 French-Speaking Candidates

Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has issued 7,500 Invitations to Apply (ITAs) in the latest Express Entry draw #341, making it the largest of the year. Held on March 21, 2025, this draw specifically targeted Francophone candidates with a Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score of 379 or higher. Notably, this marks the lowest CRS...

Francophone Minority Communities
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Canada Invests $9.3 Million to Strengthen Francophone Minority Communities

Francophone immigration is essential to Canada’s economic growth and cultural diversity. To support these communities, the Government of Canada has announced an investment of over $9.3 million in 12 new projects aimed at fostering the development and expansion of Francophone minority communities outside Quebec. Strengthening Francophone Immigration Through Key Investments On International Francophonie Day, Rachel...

Saskatchewan’s Building and Housing Sector Surges to New Heights
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Saskatchewan’s Building and Housing Sector Surges to New Heights

Saskatchewan is experiencing a surge in construction and housing development, leading the nation in building investment growth. The latest Statistics Canada data reveals a remarkable 27.2% increase in building construction investment in January 2025 compared to the previous year. Additionally, housing starts have soared by 115.7% from February 2024 to February 2025, positioning Saskatchewan as...

Yukon Extends Work Permit Support
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Yukon Extends Work Permit Support for Foreign Nationals in 2025

The Government of Yukon has announced an extension of its agreement with Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) to support foreign nationals with expiring work permits. This measure aims to provide stability to workers in the Yukon and assist them in their transition to permanent residency under the Yukon Nominee Program (YNP). Extended Work Permit...

Canada Seeks Further Extension on First-Generation Citizenship Limit
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Canada Seeks Further Extension on First-Generation Citizenship Limit

The Canadian government is requesting an additional 12-month extension to maintain the first-generation limit on Canadian citizenship by descent. This decision follows a ruling by the Ontario Superior Court of Justice, which found key provisions of the current law unconstitutional. What is the First-Generation Limit? Under the current Citizenship Act, children born outside Canada to...

Canada’s Evolving Immigration Landscape
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Is Immigration Really Too High? Understanding Canada’s Evolving Immigration Landscape

Canada has long been celebrated as a “nation of immigrants,” welcoming people from around the world to build a better life. Yet, despite recent government efforts to reduce immigration targets, a significant number of Canadians still feel that immigration levels are too high. This sentiment was highlighted in a recent national survey, which revealed a...

Digital Accessibility
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Canada To Improve Digital Accessibility for Skilled Immigrants

Many countries are competing to attract skilled talent, but Canada risks falling behind due to recent immigration reductions and restrictive policies. Digital accessibility plays a key role in the migration process, yet many skilled workers face significant challenges in finding accurate, timely, and trustworthy information online. Addressing these barriers is essential for Canada to remain...