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Ottawa Proposes New Regulations
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Ottawa Proposes New Regulations to Modernize and Speed Up Canada’s Asylum System in 2026

The Government of Canada published proposed regulations on June 19, 2026, that would fundamentally reshape how asylum claims are received, processed, and decided in this country. The proposed rules introduced under the Strengthening Canada’s Immigration System and Borders Act aim to establish clear timelines, strengthen protections for vulnerable claimants, and help eligible applicants access work...

BC PNP June 2026 Draw
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BC PNP June 2026 Draw – Who Got Invited and What It Means for High-Earning Skilled Workers?

On June 18, 2026, British Columbia issued 279 Invitations to Apply (ITAs) through its BC Provincial Nominee Program (BCPNP) Skills Immigration stream under the High Economic Impact category. Invitations went to candidates earning at least $62/hour and $125,000 annually in NOC TEER 0–3 roles, and to candidates with a minimum registration score of 136 points....

Immigrant Homeownership in Canada
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Immigrant Homeownership in Canada Is Rising While Native-Born Rates Decline

Immigrant Homeownership in Canada continues to grow despite ongoing housing affordability challenges. A new study found that homeownership rates among recent immigrants increased between 2018 and 2021, while rates among Canadian-born residents declined during the same period. The findings suggest that many newcomers continue to prioritize homeownership as part of their long-term settlement plans, even...

AAIP Eligibility
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AAIP Eligibility Explorer Makes It Easier to Find Alberta Immigration Pathways

The AAIP Eligibility Explorer is the latest digital tool introduced by Alberta to help prospective immigrants identify immigration pathways that match their qualifications. Launched on June 17, 2026, the interactive tool simplifies the process of exploring Alberta immigration options and may help candidates begin their immigration journey with greater confidence. Finding the right immigration stream...

PEI PNP Draw
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PEI PNP Draw June 2026 Issues 182 Invitations to Priority Sector Workers

On June 18, 2026, the PEI PNP Draw June 2026 issued 182 Invitations to Apply (ITAs), making it the largest Prince Edward Island Provincial Nominee Program draw of the year. The province targeted workers in priority sectors and international graduates from recognized PEI institutions while continuing its focus on addressing labour shortages across the island....

New Student and Worker Arrivals to Canada
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New Student and Worker Arrivals to Canada Drop 73 Percent

New international student and temporary worker arrivals fell 73% between January and April 2026 compared to the same period in 2024, a drop of 199,335 people, driven by federal study permit caps, hiring restrictions, and tighter Post Graduate Work Permit rules. At the same time, 58% of new permanent residents in 2026 are former temporary...

Canada Job Vacancies
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Canada Job Vacancies 2026 Increase Signals New Opportunities for Workers

Canada Job Vacancies 2026 data shows encouraging signs for job seekers and prospective immigrants. According to newly released labour market data, Canadian employers reported 506,700 open positions in the first quarter of 2026, marking the first quarterly increase in job vacancies since 2022. The increase of 11,800 vacancies suggests that labour demand is beginning to...

Manitoba's International Graduate Pathway
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What Changed for Manitoba’s International Graduate Pathway in 2026?

Manitoba has restructured its International Education Stream Career Employment Pathway, requiring graduates with six months of local work experience to transition into the Skilled Worker in Manitoba pathway instead. The Graduate Internship Pathway for master’s and doctoral students remains untouched. Candidates with active EOI profiles should review eligibility and update their information immediately. Why Manitoba...