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Express Entry Draw #352
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Canada Latest Express Entry Draw #352 Offers 503 Invitations to PNP Candidates

Canada’s Express Entry system reflects the country’s steady push to welcome skilled immigrants aligned with provincial labour demands. On June 23, 2025, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) held the latest Express Entry draw #352, inviting 503 Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) candidates to apply for permanent residence. This draw follows the recent trend of PNP-targeted...

New Brunswick Invites 2,015 Candidates Through NBPNP in 2025
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New Brunswick Invites 2,015 Candidates Through NBPNP in 2025

In a major development, New Brunswick has invited 2,015 candidates so far in 2025 under its Provincial Nominee Program (NBPNP), many of whom were selected without requiring a job offer. These draws, held between March and June 2025, highlight New Brunswick’s aggressive effort to welcome skilled individuals across key sectors like health care, construction, education,...

Ontario Strengthens Northern Economy
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Ontario Strengthens Northern Economy to Attract Immigration Without Job Offers

Canada is known for its open-door approach to skilled immigration. But in a bold and timely move, Ontario is going beyond tradition. The province is now refocusing investments in Northern Ontario, giving economic growth and immigration a much-needed push, even for those without a job offer. With global trade challenges, especially rising U.S. tariffs, the...

New Era of Immigration Reform
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Can Canada-Mexico Migration Disputes Lead to a New Era of Immigration Reform?

Canadian immigration policies have long reflected a balance between openness and control. But in early 2024, the decision to reinstate visa requirements for Mexican visitors reignited a long-standing tension between two North American neighbors that, in theory, should be working more closely than ever. The resulting diplomatic tension isn’t just about paperwork, it’s about politics,...

Asylum Seekers
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Canada is Now the World’s 4th Largest Destination for Asylum Seekers

In a rapidly changing world, where forced migration is rising due to conflict, climate change, and political instability, Canada is stepping into a more visible role. According to the United Nations Refugee Agency’s 2024 report, Canada is now the fourth-largest recipient of asylum claims globally, marking a dramatic shift in the country’s immigration landscape. This...

Canada Travel Trends 2025
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Canada Travel Trends 2025 – What the Decline in International Arrivals Means for Immigration

In April 2025, Canada witnessed a noticeable dip in international travel numbers. With a combined total of 4.5 million air and auto arrivals, the country saw a 15.2% drop compared to April 2024. It’s the third month in a row with falling year-over-year figures—a trend that’s raising questions about how global mobility and tourism might...

Immigration Allocation
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New Brunswick Gets a Boost – Immigration Allocation Increased to Fuel 2025 Labour Market Needs

Canada immigration is once again in the spotlight — and this time, it’s New Brunswick making headlines. In a major development that promises to ease labour market pressures, the federal and provincial governments have agreed on a substantial increase in New Brunswick’s immigration allocation for 2025. The province has now been granted 4,250 permanent resident...