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Canada is extending its work permit freeze to low-wage sectors. The freeze will take effect on April 10 in nine regions across Canada.
A new Canadian citizenship law allows Cajuns and other Louisianians to claim Canadian citizenship. Thousands can apply for proof of Canadian citizenship.
Credit cards can help you establish a credit history in Canada. Learn how they work and how to use them.
Ontario issued 1,828 invitations to foreign workers and students. The draw took place on April 8, 2026.
The Alberta Advantage Immigration Program (AAIP) held five provincial immigration draws, issuing over 290 invitations to candidates across multiple streams and pathways.
Canada plans to retire its current Express Entry programs and launch a new, streamlined program. The changes aim to improve the country's immigration system.
The Canadian passport allows visa-free travel to more destinations than the US passport. Many Americans may already have a claim to one.
Canada is set to expand work authorization for international students and graduates. The changes will affect co-op students and graduates waiting for post-graduation work permits.
Ontario issued 759 invitations to candidates with job offers in construction and mining. This is the first draw of the month.
Donald Trump has called for Canada to become the 51st state of America. However, some Americans are choosing to move to Canada instead. What does this mean for immigration policy?
Canada introduces new temporary immigration measures to help temporary residents impacted by natural disasters, including international students, temporary foreign workers, and visitors.
As of April 1, 2026, employers must advertise for longer and target youth before hiring a foreign worker through the low-wage stream of the Temporary Foreign Worker Program. New LMIA rules require…
If you're new to Canada, you may have questions about credit and borrowing. Join our webinar to learn the basics. The webinar will take place on April 16, 2026 at 11:00 AM EST.
Canada's Immigration Department has held its first Express Entry draw under the new Trades category, issuing 3,000 invitations. To be considered, candidates needed a minimum CRS score of 477.
Americans face challenges in obtaining work visas in Europe, but Canadians have it easier. Learn why and how this affects you.
Canada's new citizenship law, which took effect in December, may grant citizenship to one-in-four New Englanders. Let's break down what this means for you.
Canada has introduced several changes to its immigration policy, including increased citizenship and passport fees and flexible income requirements for sponsors of parents and grandparents for the…
Canada extends work permit measures for Ukrainians. Ukrainian nationals can now work in Canada until March 31, 2027.
Canada is delegating authority to provinces and territories to assess Provincial Nominee Program candidates. This change takes effect on March 30, 2026.
Canada's immigration agency has invited 2,250 candidates to apply for immigration. The minimum Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score was 509.
Canada's new immigration law gives the government broad authority to cancel, suspend, or change immigration documents and applications in bulk. Bill C-12 has received royal assent.
Italy has tightened its citizenship by descent rules, while Canada has expanded its eligibility criteria.
Canada has introduced a temporary policy to support foreign nationals. Ineligible asylum claimants can now obtain or maintain a work permit.
Canada's immigration department issued 356 invitations to apply for permanent residence. To be considered, candidates needed a minimum of 802 points under the CRS system.
Canada is boosting provincial immigration by a third for 2026. This means the number of nominations for permanent residence allocated to each province and territory has increased by 31%.
Prince Edward Island has conducted its third provincial immigration draw of the year, issuing invitations through its Labour Impact and Express Entry pathways. The province continues to prioritize…
Remote work experience can boost your chance of permanent residency in Canada. Learn how it works. Remote work experience can increase the chances of permanent residency for international students…
Quebec issued 2,522 invitations for permanent selection through the PSTQ program. Most invitations went to candidates in the regulated professions category.
Manitoba held a new draw under its Skilled Worker Stream, issuing invitations to candidates who were directly invited by the province under a strategic recruitment initiative. Assess your…
Canada is increasing fees for all permanent residence applications and citizenship. Changes are effective April 30, 2026. The right of citizenship fee is also increasing as of March 31, 2026.
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