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New Ontario PNP Draws
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New Ontario PNP Draws Issues 1,443 PR Invitations to International Students and Graduates

Canada continues to welcome skilled immigrants through its Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs), and Ontario is leading the way with two new Ontario PNP draws. On September 17, 2024, these draws resulted in 1,443 invitations to apply (ITAs) for permanent residency (PR) under the OINP Masters and PhD Graduate Streams. Latest Ontario PNP Draws Details –...

Canada’s International Student
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Canada’s International Student Enrolments Decline Sharply for 2024

Canada is witnessing a significant drop in international student enrollments for 2024, with a recent analysis by ApplyBoard suggesting a nearly 50% decrease in approved study permits compared to 2023. This decline is much steeper than the government’s initial forecast of a 35% reduction. It has raised concerns about the country’s international education sector and...

Virtual Job Fair
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Virtual Job Fair Connects Bilingual Talent to Canadian Tourism and Hospitality Jobs

Canada’s tourism and hospitality sectors are gearing up for a hiring boost, with a virtual job fair set to attract bilingual and Francophone candidates. This event is part of Canada’s consistent efforts to support francophone immigration and address labor shortages in the tourism industry, especially in provinces outside Quebec. With the surge in hospitality jobs...

British Columbia PNP Draw
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British Columbia PNP: A New Draw Invites 163 Candidates for Permanent Residency

British Columbia, one of Canada’s most sought-after immigration destinations, has once again opened its doors to skilled workers and international graduates. In a recent Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) draw, the province issued 163 invitations to apply (ITAs) for permanent residency (PR). British Columbia PNP Draw Highlights General and Targeted Draws: The draw included both general...

Integrity Policy
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Nova Scotia Unveils New Program Integrity Policy to Strengthen Economic Immigration

Nova Scotia has introduced a Program Integrity Policy to improve accountability and fairness in its economic immigration programs. Developed by the Immigration and Population Growth (IPG) Branch of the Department of Labour, Skills, and Immigration (LSI), this policy provides clear guidelines to ensure transparency in immigration decisions and procedures. Enhancing Public Trust with Program Integrity...

Latest Saskatchewan PNP Draw
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Latest Saskatchewan PNP Draw Invites 89 Skilled Workers

Exciting developments for skilled professionals looking to start a new chapter in Saskatchewan! The Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP) has recently issued invitations to 89 candidates in its latest provincial nomination draw. Key Details of the Latest SINP Draw 00012  10010  10011  10021  10029  11101  13201  20010  20012  21101  21221  21222  21233  21234  21301  21310...

LMIA Processing Times Updated - Tips and Insights for Employers
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LMIA Processing Times Updated – Tips and Insights for Employers

Are you an employer seeking to hire a foreign worker? Understanding the processing times for Labor Market Impact Assessments (LMIAs) is crucial for your hiring plans. In this blog, we’ll provide you with the latest information on LMIA processing times and what you need to know. Updated LMIA Processing Times 2024 The processing time for...

Manitoba PNP Invites 206 Skilled Workers
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Manitoba PNP Invites 206 Skilled Workers in Latest Draw

On 12 September 2024, the province of Manitoba recently held a PNP draw, inviting 206 individuals to apply for permanent residency. This presents a fantastic opportunity for those looking to immigrate to Canada and contribute to the vibrant community of Manitoba. Manitoba PNP Draw Details Targeted Occupations The draw focused on candidates with work experience...

Solo Travelers
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Canadian Cities Outshines as Top Destinations for Solo Travelers

Canada has firmly established itself as a prime destination for solo travelers, with three of its cities—Vancouver, Montreal, and Toronto—ranking among the world’s best cities for solo exploration. In a recent report by Kayak and OpenTable, these Canadian hubs were named the second, third, and seventh best cities globally for solo travel, respectively. This is...