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University of Toronto Leads Canada
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University of Toronto Leads Canada in 2026 Global Rankings

The University of Toronto leads Canada in the 2026 global rankings, reaffirming its status as the nation’s top academic institution. According to the Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2026, U of T placed 21st worldwide, followed by McGill University at 41st and the University of British Columbia at 45th. Together, these institutions represent Canada’s...

Recognized Employer Pilot
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IRCC Updated the Recognized Employer Pilot to Simplify Employer Applications

In a major procedural change, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has updated the Recognized Employer Pilot (REP) to simplify the hiring process for Canadian employers. As of October 24, 2025, IRCC allows multiple work permit applications under a single Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA), provided that positions remain available on that LMIA. This update...

Budget 2025 Canada Announces New Measures
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Budget 2025 Canada Announces New Measures to Support Workers, Build Skills, and Strengthen the Economy

Canada is preparing for a major shift in how workers are supported, trained, and empowered for the future. As global markets shift and industries evolve, the Government of Canada has outlined key investments designed to grow the workforce, support Canadians affected by trade disruptions, and help newcomers use their skills faster. Budget 2025 Canada focuses...

Henley Passport Index
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Canada Ranks 9th in 2025 Henley Passport Index, Ahead of the US

A passport is more than a travel document. It represents mobility, reputation, and the trust a country holds on the world stage. The newly released Canadian Passport Ranking 2025 report from the Henley Passport Index has drawn interest worldwide, especially as global travel flexibility continues to shift. This year, Canada’s passport has moved to 9th...

Manitoba Supports Newcomers
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Manitoba Supports Newcomers and Low-Income Residents Through $20 Million Endowment Fund

The Manitoba government has announced a major step forward in helping low-income residents and newcomers build stability through housing and employment programs. With rising challenges like housing affordability and job security, the province’s latest initiative focuses on creating lasting community impact through compassionate partnerships and targeted funding. In 2024, Manitoba established a $20-million endowment fund...

Canada’s International Education System
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Strengthening Canada’s International Education System By Building a Fair and Sustainable Path for International Students

Canada has long been admired for its successful blend of higher education and immigration, often described as “edugration.” For decades, international students have been celebrated not only as valuable contributors to Canada’s cultural diversity but also as a major source of skilled talent and economic growth. However, recent challenges have exposed cracks in this once-flourishing...

PEI Expression of Interest Draws
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PEI Expression of Interest Draws Issue 159 Invitations: A Key Step Toward Canadian PR

The latest PEI Expression of Interest Draws held on October 27, 2025, have brought new hope for skilled professionals and international graduates aiming to settle in Prince Edward Island. A total of 159 invitations were issued under the Labour and Express Entry categories, highlighting the province’s continued effort to attract talent in essential sectors such...