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International Student Enrollment in Canada
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International Student Enrollment in Canada Surges to Record Levels in 2024

Canada continues to strengthen its position as one of the most trusted study destinations in the world. A new report from Statistics Canada shows a dramatic rise in international student enrollment in Canada, revealing a nine-year trend that has reshaped the entire public college system. What began as steady international interest has now transformed into...

Alberta Latest Draw Invites Over 1000 Candidates
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Alberta Latest Draw Invites Over 1,000 Candidates in Early November 2025

Canada continues to welcome skilled workers who are ready to support its economy and long-term regional growth, and Alberta has taken a major step forward once again. The Alberta latest draw results for early November show a strong push toward attracting workers in high-demand roles. With more than a thousand candidates invited across two streams,...

CEC Express Entry Draws
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CEC Express Entry Draws in 2025 Reveal a Clear and Predictable Trend for Canadian Experience Class Candidates

The Canadian immigration system has entered a new period of stability for candidates applying through the Canadian Experience Class. For many, this is not only surprising but also encouraging. After years of fluctuating CRS cut-offs, the numbers in 2025 have created a rare pattern. The recent series of CEC Express Entry draws has stayed in...

Canadian immigration self-representation risks
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Why Ignoring Canadian Immigration Self-Representation Risks Can Double Your Chances of Refusal

When applying to Canada, many people try to save money by submitting their immigration applications without professional help. But the reality is that the Canadian immigration self-representation risks are far greater than most applicants realize. IRCC data and recent case trends show that individuals who file alone face significantly higher refusal rates, greater chances of...

Alberta Advantage Immigration Program Changes
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Alberta Advantage Immigration Program Changes – What Applicants Must Know for 2026

Alberta is entering a new phase of growth, and the province is preparing its immigration pathways to support that vision. The latest Alberta Advantage Immigration Program changes for the Rural Renewal Stream bring a fresh direction that focuses on rural development, economic strength and long-term workforce stability. These updates will take effect on January 1,...

Foreign-Adopted Children Citizenship Exemption
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Senate Urged to Consider Foreign-Adopted Children Citizenship Exemption in Bill C-3 Review

Calls for a foreign-adopted children citizenship exemption gained momentum this week as legal experts urged a Senate committee to amend Bill C-3. The bill, which updates Canada’s citizenship rules, currently applies a substantial-connection test to children adopted abroad but not to those adopted domestically. Lawyers argue this creates an unfair double standard that may violate...

Economic Mobility Pathways Pilot
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Canada’s Economic Mobility Pathways Pilot Faces Delays as Employers Struggle With Labour Gaps

Canada has always been a place that believes in giving people real chances to rebuild their lives. One of the clearest examples is the Economic Mobility Pathways Pilot, a program designed to help skilled refugees fill roles that Canadian employers cannot fill. The idea behind this program is simple. Give skilled refugees the opportunity to...

Francophone Immigrant Teachers
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Francophone Immigrant Teachers Could Strengthen French Education Outside Quebec, New Study Finds

Canada continues to grow as a bilingual country where French holds a meaningful place far beyond Quebec. A new national study highlights the strong potential of Francophone immigrant teachers to support French language education across the provinces. The findings offer clear insights into how Canada can fill long-standing shortages in French schools while strengthening linguistic...

IRCC Rule Change
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IRCC Rule Change: Family Members of Military Personnel Face New Work Permit Restrictions

Recent IRCC rule change: family members of military personnel face new work permit restrictions is raising important questions among military families in Canada. With the revised operational guidelines effective as of November 14, 2025, key updates affect open work permit eligibility for dependent children and certain spouses. These changes bring military-specific policies in line with...