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New Brunswick Temporarily Pauses
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New Brunswick Temporarily Pauses Key Immigration Programs Due to High Demand

In a recent announcement, the government of New Brunswick revealed a temporary suspension of several immigration pathways, reflecting the high demand for its programs. As of November 15, 2024, the province has halted specific activities under the New Brunswick Private Career College Graduate Pilot, Atlantic Immigration Program (AIP), and the NB Strategic Initiative Exploratory Visit...

Federal Pilots Open New Doors to PR for Francophones in Quebec
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Federal Pilots Open New Doors to PR for Francophones in Quebec

Canada offers a wealth of immigration pilot programs designed to provide alternate pathways to permanent residency (PR). For Francophones and other temporary residents in Quebec, these federal initiatives present exciting opportunities, especially as key provincial streams remain paused. Here’s a breakdown of three notable pilot programs and how they can help temporary residents achieve PR...

Yukon’s Economic and Labour Market
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Yukon’s Economic and Labour Market Outlook: Sustained Growth and Opportunity

The Conference Board of Canada has released two comprehensive reports forecasting a bright future for Yukon’s economy and labour market. Despite short-term challenges, such as a projected 3.2% decline in real GDP for 2024 due to reduced mining output, Yukon is poised for recovery and long-term growth. By 2025-2028, the territory’s GDP is expected to...

Express Entry Draw #326
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Canada’s Express Entry Draw #326 Issued 400 ITAs to CEC Candidates—What It Means for 2025

As Canada continues to refine its immigration policies, the Express Entry system remains a vital pathway for skilled workers seeking to make the country their home. Recent developments have set the stage for exciting opportunities in 2025, particularly for candidates in the Canadian Experience Class (CEC). On November 19, 2024, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada...

Land Port Operating Hours Across Canada
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CBSA Announces Adjustments to Land Port Operating Hours Across Canada, Effective January 6, 2025

The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) has announced significant changes to the operating hours at 35 land ports of entry across Canada. These changes, set to take effect at 12:01 am local time on January 6, 2025, were developed in collaboration with the United States to bolster border security, optimize resource deployment, and enhance efficiency...

Express Entry Draw #325
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Canada’s Back-to-Back Express Entry Draw #325 Issues 174 ITAs to PNP Candidates

In a significant development for aspiring immigrants, Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has issued invitations to apply (ITAs) in the latest Express Entry draw #325. This draw specifically targeted 174 Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) candidates, marking an important step in Canada’s immigration strategy. Let’s delve into the details of this draw and what it...

Newcomer Settlement Support Program
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Manitoba Invites Applications for Newcomer Settlement Support Program

Manitoba is taking significant steps to support newcomers with the launch of the Newcomer Settlement Support Program (NSSP). This initiative, facilitated through Manitoba Settlement Support Services (MSSS), aims to enhance settlement and integration efforts, helping immigrants build successful lives and careers in the province. Through this program, Manitoba is creating a network of resources and...

Workforce Shortages
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Atlantic Canada Relies on Immigration to Address Workforce Shortages

Atlantic Canada, comprising Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Newfoundland and Labrador, plays a vital role in Canada’s overall economic and cultural fabric. However, this picturesque region is facing a critical workforce shortage that threatens its development. With an aging population and a shrinking labor pool, immigration has emerged as the backbone of...

Express Entry Draw #324
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Latest Express Entry Draw #324 Sees 800 French-Speaking Candidates Invited

In a significant move to attract skilled immigrants, the Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) held a category-based Express Entry draw #324 on November 15, 2024, inviting 800 French-speaking candidates to apply for Canadian Permanent Resident (PR) visas. This latest draw saw a notable decrease in the Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score requirement, now set at 478, making it...