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Summary of Instructional Updates – Business Owners Seeking Only Temporary Residence [R205(a) – C11] Title Update: The title of the instructions has been changed from “Entrepreneurs or self-employed individuals seeking only temporary residence” to “Business owners seeking only temporary residence.”… Read more

Overview Temporary foreign workers play a vital role in addressing labour and skill shortages across all sectors of the Canadian economy. These workers are generally expected to honor their employment contracts and arrive in Canada intending to work for the… Read more

The new law would let the minister start or stop immigration pathways to keep up with changes in the job market. In a move to address Ontario’s evolving economic needs, the provincial government has proposed changes to its immigration program.… Read more

Canadian Immigration Applicants Granted Extended Time to Seek Judicial Review The Federal Court of Canada has introduced special measures allowing immigration applicants an additional 45 days to request judicial permission—formally known as "leave"—to challenge decisions made on their immigration cases.… Read more

As of November 2024, most international students in Canada must now obtain a new study permit before transferring to another Designated Learning Institution (DLI). Previously, students were allowed to switch schools under the same study permit by simply updating their… Read more

As of November 8, 2024, new regulations for the International Student Program (ISP) have come into effect. These changes introduce updated requirements and conditions for study permit holders and Designated Learning Institutions (DLIs) at the post-secondary level, including revised guidelines… Read more

The draw focused on individuals currently residing and employed in the province, prioritizing those in key occupations and sectors. Additionally, international student graduates from designated post-secondary institutions were among those invited. On April 17, 2025, the PEI Provincial Nominee Program… Read more

This week, Manitoba extended new invitations to foreign skilled workers to apply for provincial nomination. The selected candidates were invited through a strategic recruitment initiative, targeting individuals with professional experience in high-demand occupations aligned with the province’s labour market needs.… Read more

And Introduces Program Changes in Response to Federal Allocation Reductions The Government of Saskatchewan announced changes to the Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP) today in response to a significant federal allocation reduction. Earlier this year, the Government of Canada cut… Read more

Eligibility Criteria To be eligible for the Home Care Worker Immigration Pilots (HCWIP), you must meet the following requirements: Intend to live and work in Canada, outside of Quebec. Satisfy the eligibility criteria specific to your chosen application stream. Demonstrate… Read more

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