Canada’s Immigration at a Crossroads 2025: Two Visions, One Big Decision
As Canada’s immigration future hangs in the balance, two competing visions—one focused on refinement, the other on reset—are shaping the next chapter of national policy.
As Canada’s immigration future hangs in the balance, two competing visions—one focused on refinement, the other on reset—are shaping the next chapter of national policy.
Discover five EE-eligible careers in Ontario that align with business backgrounds—and how they can fast-track your path to permanent residency through smart training, strategic job choices, and Express Entry category-based draws.
Canada’s Express Entry system is undergoing a significant shift:IRCC has removed the 50 bonus points previously awarded for LMIA-based job offers. This policy change affects
Two notable updates related to French-speaking applicants under Canada’s Express Entry (EE) system were released today: 1️⃣ French-Language Proficiency Stream: 7,500 ITAs issued, cutoff score
Today we’re diving into a crucial update regarding the Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) in Canada that has been generating a lot of buzz and confusion lately – the “eligible field of study” requirement.
Canada’s new Home Care Worker Immigration Pilots offer a fast-track to permanent residence with lowered requirements, opening March 31, 2025.
Canada has made the Super Visa more flexible by allowing applicants to purchase health insurance from approved foreign providers, making family reunions easier and more affordable.
Explore Canada’s 2025 study permit and PAL updates, including reduced caps, expanded requirements, and new provincial allocations to balance international education with national resource.
For individuals with French language proficiency below NCLC7 (B2), there are still options to explore in Canada’s immigration system. A moderate level of French can impact your eligibility for work permits, boost your CRS score in the EE system, and open pathways to various immigration programs.
Starting January 21, 2025, new eligibility rules for family open work permits (OWPs) will limit access to spouses of certain international students and foreign workers, emphasizing alignment with Canada’s economic and labour priorities.
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