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Federal-Provincial Collaboration
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Enhancing Federal-Provincial Collaboration: Key Takeaways from Canada’s Premiers’ Meeting

Canada’s Premiers have wrapped up their annual summer meeting with a strong focus on improving federal-provincial collaboration. This meeting highlighted the need for enhanced cooperation to benefit all Canadians and address key issues ranging from health care to Arctic security. Here’s a detailed look at what was discussed and the implications for future governance. Improving...

New Policy on International Student
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Canada’s New Policy on International Student Intake: What You Need to Know

Canada’s immigration landscape is changing. Recently, Immigration Minister Marc Miller announced a significant shift in the country’s approach to international student intake. This move marks the end of an era where there were no caps on the number of international students entering Canada. Let’s dive into what this means and how it will affect students,...

Saskatchewan Immigration Services Act
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Stakeholders Welcome New Saskatchewan Immigration Services Act

The recently introduced Saskatchewan Immigration Services Act, effective July 1, has garnered positive reactions from stakeholders. The Regina Open Door Society praised the act for its enhanced support framework for newcomers, emphasizing its role in strengthening regulatory oversight and legal protections. This new legislation, replacing the Foreign Worker Recruitment and Immigration Services Act (FWRISA), centralizes...

CEC Draw
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Latest Express Entry CEC Draw Invited 6,300 Candidates

The Canadian government recently held its latest Express Entry CEC draw, marking a significant event for immigration hopefuls. This draw, number 304, saw the issuance of 6,300 Invitations to Apply (ITAs) specifically for the Canadian Experience Class (CEC) program. This was the second CEC-specific draw of the year, highlighting the ongoing opportunities for those with...

British Columbia PNP Draw
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British Columbia PNP Draw Invites Over 67 Candidates

The latest British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program (BC PNP) draw held on July 16, 2024, has invited more than 67 candidates to apply for permanent residency (PR). British Columbia remains a top destination for skilled immigrants, and the recent BC PNP draw is a testament to the province’s dedication to fostering a robust and dynamic...

Surge in Indian Immigration to Canada Amid US Policy Challenges
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Surge in Indian Immigration to Canada Amid US Policy Challenges

Canada is witnessing a remarkable surge in immigration from India, driven by more favorable policies and easier pathways to residency compared to the United States. A recent report from the National Foundation for American Policy highlights this significant trend, showing a four-fold increase in Indian immigrants to Canada, rising from 32,828 in 2013 to 139,715...

Ontario PNP Draw 2024
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Ontario PNP Draw 2024: New Opportunities for Immigrants

Ontario’s diverse and growing economy makes it a prime destination for immigrants seeking new opportunities. On July 16, 2024, the Government of Ontario held significant draws in various streams under the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP). This blog delves into the details of these draws, highlighting the benefits and processes involved for potential immigrants. A...