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Express Entry draw on Aug 7, 2025 invited 1,000 CEC candidates with a CRS cut-off of 534, highlighting the growing competitiveness of Canada’s immigration pool.

Canada may add senior managers, scientists, and military personnel to Express Entry in 2026, aiming to address long-term labour, innovation, and security needs.

Learn how social workers can immigrate to Canada through Express Entry and Provincial Nominee Programs, eligibility steps, NOC codes, and licensing requirements.

Claresholm, Alberta, has announced its RNIP priority occupations in health care, trades, agriculture, education, and aviation, offering 30 spots for skilled workers in 2025.

IRCC adds TOEFL Essentials as an accepted language test, giving Canadian immigration applicants more options to prove English proficiency globally.

Canada updates its Parents and Grandparents Program for 2025, raising minimum income requirements to reflect living costs. Sponsors must meet thresholds for 2022–2024; lottery selection limits available spots.

Canada raises settlement fund requirements for RCIP and FCIP by over 30%, impacting aspiring immigrants to rural and francophone communities.

Canada raises Atlantic Immigration Program settlement funds for 2025. Single applicants now need $3,815, reflecting rising living costs across provinces.

Explore Canada’s International Experience Canada program, offering youth from partner countries work permits without LMIA for career and travel opportunities.

Newfoundland and Labrador issued 320 immigration invitations via NLPNP and AIP, using its new EOI system to attract skilled workers amid labour needs.

Newfoundland and Labrador has issued immigration invitations under its employer-driven Atlantic Immigration Program, helping skilled foreign workers and graduates settle quickly.

Manitoba PNP held two July 10 draws, inviting 67 candidates 40 international graduates, 27 skilled workers to apply for provincial nomination.