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Skilled Trades Stream
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OINP Invited 1,307 Skilled Trades Stream Candidates in Latest Draw – What You Need to Know

On October 17, 2024, the Ontario Immigration Nominee Program (OINP) held a new draw, inviting 1,307 candidates through its Skilled Trades Stream. This latest round focused on skilled workers in 47 specific National Occupational Classification (NOC) codes, with Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) scores ranging from 405 to 435. For candidates in the skilled trades, this...

Financial Aid to Gazans
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Canada Offers Financial Aid to Gazans Arriving Amid Ongoing Crisis

In response to the ongoing humanitarian crisis resulting from the conflict between Israel and Hamas, Canada has stepped up its support for Palestinians fleeing Gaza. On October 16, 2024, Immigration Minister Marc Miller revealed that Gazans arriving in Canada will receive transitional financial assistance to help cover basic needs such as food, clothing, and housing....

Canada Visa Processing
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Canada Visa Processing for Indians Reaches Record High Wait Times in 2024

In recent months, Indian nationals seeking visas to Canada have been caught off guard by a significant spike in Canada visa processing times. Whether for temporary residence, work, or study, the delay in visa processing has caused widespread frustration and disruption. The sudden surge in waiting periods across categories like visitor visas, super visas, study...

Tech Start-Ups
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Canada’s Thriving Tech Start-Ups: Leading the Global Innovation Race

Start-ups worldwide are contributing significantly to the global economy, and while Silicon Valley is often seen as the go-to hub, Canada is quickly rising as a prominent player in this space. Thanks to government initiatives like the Start-Up Visa Program, entrepreneurs from around the world are finding Canada an attractive destination for innovation and business...

New Immigration Limits
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Quebec Sets New Immigration Limits for 2024-2025: What You Need to Know

Quebec has recently unveiled its new immigration cap for the 2024-2025 period, outlining the number of foreign nationals it plans to invite over the next year. This move highlights Quebec’s approach to balancing immigration with its cultural and economic objectives. If you’re considering moving to Quebec, these new rules could significantly affect your plans. In...

Quebec’s Latest Arrima Draw
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Quebec’s Latest Arrima Draw Invites 1,650 Candidates for Canadian Immigration

Quebec’s immigration continues to make strides in attracting skilled immigrants, with the latest selection round under the Arrima Expression of Interest (EOI) system. On September 19, 2024, the province issued 1,650 invitations to candidates meeting specific criteria. This draw focused on French-speaking applicants and those with job offers outside of Montreal. Let’s break down the...

Pre-Removal Risk Assessment
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Canada Updates Pre-Removal Risk Assessment (PRRA) Policy for Venezuelans Amid Escalating Political Crisis

In response to the growing political unrest in Venezuela, Canada has introduced key changes to its immigration process for Venezuelan nationals. Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has revised its Pre-Removal Risk Assessment (PRRA) policy, providing relief to certain Venezuelans at risk of deportation. This move addresses the worsening conditions in Venezuela following the disputed...

Rural and Northern Immigration Pilot
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The Rural and Northern Immigration Pilot (RNIP): Five Years of Transforming Thunder Bay’s Workforce

Canadian immigration programs have long shaped the country’s economic and social fabric. One standout initiative is the Rural and Northern Immigration Pilot (RNIP), which recently celebrated a remarkable five-year milestone in Thunder Bay. The program’s success highlights its critical role in addressing regional labour shortages while providing newcomers with a fresh start in Canada. This...