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New Pathways for Caregivers to Apply for Canadian Permanent Residency
New Caregiver Pathways to Canadian Permanent Residency Starting March 31, 2025, Canada will launch new Home Care Worker Immigration Pilots, providing caregivers with a more streamlined and accessible route to permanent residency (PR). These programs will replace the Home Child

New Open Work Permit Regulations for Family Members of Temporary Residents
The Government of Canada remains dedicated to enhancing the integrity and quality of its temporary resident programs while advancing the nation’s economic objectives and addressing labor market needs. As part of the comprehensive measures introduced in September 2024, Immigration, Refugees

Canada takes action to reduce fraud in Express Entry system
The Government of Canada is dedicated to maintaining the integrity of its immigration system while attracting top global talent to contribute to the country’s workforce.To combat fraud and enhance fairness, the Honourable Marc Miller, Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship,

New Policy: Discontinuation of Flagpoling for Work and Study Permits at the Border
The Government of Canada has announced changes under Canada’s Border Plan that will end the practice of issuing work and study permits to flagpolers at ports of entry, effective December 23 at 11:59 pm ET. Flagpoling refers to the process

Lmia for PR and 50 points will be gone
Canada’s Immigration Minister, Marc Miller, has announced plans to remove the additional Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) points awarded to Express Entry candidates with job offers supported by a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA). Previously, candidates could receive an extra 50

Guide to Immigrating to Canada as a Medical Doctor
Canada’s healthcare system relies heavily on the expertise of physicians and surgeons. With a growing shortage of skilled doctors across various medical fields, the demand for internationally trained medical professionals is at an all-time high. If you’ve recently completed your

Canada Announces 20% Reduction in Immigration for 2025
Understanding Permanent Resident Targets in Canada In the newly released Immigration Levels Plan, the government has announced reductions in its targets for permanent resident admissions over the next three years: Although overall immigration targets have been reduced, the government has

IRCC Announces Eligible Programs for Post-Graduation Work Permits (PGWPs)
The IRCC has updated its guidelines on programs eligible for the Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP). Starting from November 1, international graduates at certain levels of study will now need to meet specific field of study requirements to qualify for a
IRCC to Facilitate Work Permits for Yukon Nominee Program Participants
Foreign nationals employed in Yukon are set to receive work permits from the Canadian federal government. On Wednesday, October 1, Immigration Minister Marc Miller announced a new temporary measure that will grant work permits to up to 215 candidates under

Program Delivery Update: Canadian Interests – Significant Benefit for Intra-Company Transferees (Exemption Codes C61, C62, C63)
This section provides policy, procedures, and guidance intended for use by IRCC staff. It is shared on the department’s website as a courtesy to inform stakeholders. October 3, 2024 The guidelines for work permits concerning intra-company transferees (ICTs) under paragraph

Alberta PNP (AAIP) and the New Expression of Interest (EOI) System: A Comprehensive Guide
The Alberta Advantage Immigration Program (AAIP), formerly known for its accessibility, has been a cornerstone of Canada’s Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs). Alberta became a top choice for immigrants seeking to capitalize on its robust economy, high quality of life, and

Alberta Introduces New Worker Streams Expression of Interest (EOI)
Starting September 30, 2024, candidates interested in applying to one of the Alberta Advantage Immigration Program (AAIP) worker streams must submit a Worker Expression of Interest (EOI) through the AAIP portal. This submission is free of charge. In the Worker

Minister Boissonnault Outlines Next Steps for Recent Changes to the Temporary Foreign Worker Program
The Temporary Foreign Worker (TFW) Program is intended as a last-resort option for employers when qualified Canadians and permanent residents are unavailable to fill job vacancies. To address current labour market conditions and reduce employers’ dependency on the program, Randy

IRCC Introduces Stricter Limits on Study Permits and Alters PGWP Eligibility Criteria
Canada’s Immigration Minister, Marc Miller, has confirmed that the cap on international students will remain in place. Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) plans to issue only 437,000 study permits in 2025, representing a 10% decrease from the 2024 target

Air Canada Faces Potential Strike: Essential Information for Travelers
As Air Canada braces for a potential pilot strike, here’s how this situation might affect travelers and what the airline is doing to minimize disruptions. Background of the Strike Threat The Air Line Pilots Association (ALPA), which represents over 5,200

Saskatchewan Unveils Two New PNP Pathways for Skilled Immigrants
On August 30, the Government of Saskatchewan unveiled two new Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) pathways under the Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP), targeting skilled newcomers in the healthcare and agriculture sectors. Jeremy Harrison, Saskatchewan’s Minister of Immigration and Career Training,

Navigating the Challenges of New Canadian Immigration Policies: CAN Pathways Can Help You Fulfill Your Canadian Dream and Reunite with Loved Ones
Canada has long been a beacon of hope for immigrants worldwide, offering opportunities for a better life, career advancement, and a chance to reunite with family. However, recent changes in Canadian immigration policies have introduced new challenges for applicants, making

Extension Granted for Out-of-Status Construction Workers in the GTA Pursuing Permanent Residency Pathway
The temporary public policy aimed at providing out-of-status construction workers in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) a pathway to permanent residency has been extended. This policy will remain in effect until December 31, 2024, or until the cap of 1,000
