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Immigrants Turn to French as a Path to Canadian Residency
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Immigrants Turn to French as a Path to Canadian Residency

Canada’s immigration landscape is facing significant changes as many immigrants focus on learning French to improve their chances of attaining permanent residency. As traditional immigration streams become more competitive, the French-language category in Canada’s Express Entry system has opened new doors for immigrants proficient in the language. This shift highlights the growing importance of French...

Ontario Holds Eighth Human Capital Priorities Stream Draw of 2024, Issuing 1,424 PR Invitations
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Ontario Holds Eighth Human Capital Priorities Stream Draw of 2024, Issuing 1,424 PR Invitations

Canada’s provinces continue to play a crucial role in managing the nation’s immigration pathways, and Ontario is once again making headlines with its latest Express Entry draw. On September 19, 2024, the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP) issued 1,424 invitations to candidates eligible for permanent residence (PR). The draw invited candidates through the Human Capital...

New Ontario PNP Draws
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New Ontario PNP Draws Issues 1,443 PR Invitations to International Students and Graduates

Canada continues to welcome skilled immigrants through its Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs), and Ontario is leading the way with two new Ontario PNP draws. On September 17, 2024, these draws resulted in 1,443 invitations to apply (ITAs) for permanent residency (PR) under the OINP Masters and PhD Graduate Streams. Latest Ontario PNP Draws Details –...

Canada’s International Student
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Canada’s International Student Enrolments Decline Sharply for 2024

Canada is witnessing a significant drop in international student enrollments for 2024, with a recent analysis by ApplyBoard suggesting a nearly 50% decrease in approved study permits compared to 2023. This decline is much steeper than the government’s initial forecast of a 35% reduction. It has raised concerns about the country’s international education sector and...

French for Future Generations
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Quebec’s Commitment to Preserving French for Future Generations

Quebec, known for its distinct cultural identity and deep-rooted linguistic heritage, has recently introduced several measures to reinforce the use of the French language. While the provincial government has faced criticism for cutting financial aid for part-time French language courses, it has also launched a major advertising campaign aimed at promoting French among Quebecers and...

Virtual Job Fair
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Virtual Job Fair Connects Bilingual Talent to Canadian Tourism and Hospitality Jobs

Canada’s tourism and hospitality sectors are gearing up for a hiring boost, with a virtual job fair set to attract bilingual and Francophone candidates. This event is part of Canada’s consistent efforts to support francophone immigration and address labor shortages in the tourism industry, especially in provinces outside Quebec. With the surge in hospitality jobs...

British Columbia PNP Draw
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British Columbia PNP: A New Draw Invites 163 Candidates for Permanent Residency

British Columbia, one of Canada’s most sought-after immigration destinations, has once again opened its doors to skilled workers and international graduates. In a recent Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) draw, the province issued 163 invitations to apply (ITAs) for permanent residency (PR). British Columbia PNP Draw Highlights General and Targeted Draws: The draw included both general...

Welcoming Week 2024
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Canada Celebrates Welcoming Week 2024 with a Focus on Diversity

Canada is embracing its multiculturalism and fostering a sense of belonging through Welcoming Week 2024. This annual event, taking place from September 13th to 22nd, showcases the country’s commitment to inclusivity and celebrates the contributions of immigrants to its vibrant society. From coast to coast, communities across Canada are organizing a variety of events to...

Integrity Policy
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Nova Scotia Unveils New Program Integrity Policy to Strengthen Economic Immigration

Nova Scotia has introduced a Program Integrity Policy to improve accountability and fairness in its economic immigration programs. Developed by the Immigration and Population Growth (IPG) Branch of the Department of Labour, Skills, and Immigration (LSI), this policy provides clear guidelines to ensure transparency in immigration decisions and procedures. Enhancing Public Trust with Program Integrity...