Blogs

Tue Apr

The Impact of CRS Points Removal for Arranged Employment on the Express Entry in Surrey

The removal of arranged employment points from the CRS has significantly impacted the Express Entry in Surrey pool, reshaping candidate rankings and opportunities.
Fri Mar

PEI announces changes to the AIP

PEI limits Atlantic Immigration Program to healthcare, construction, and manufacturing sectors only—effective January 24, 2025.
Tue Mar

Canada announces admissions target for new Home Care Worker Pathway

Canada launches the Home Care Worker Immigration Pilot, offering 2,750 caregivers a path to permanent residency to address labor shortages.
Fri Mar

Rachel Bendayan appointed as Canada’s new Immigration Minister

Rachel Bendayan appointed as Canada’s new Immigration Minister following a cabinet reshuffle by Prime Minister Mark Carney ahead of the 2025 election.
Mon Mar

Northwest Territories Nominee Program reopens for 2025 intake

Northwest Territories Nominee Program reopens for 2025 intake on Feb 27, prioritizing expiring work permits and introducing new allocation rules.
Fri Mar

Canada announces major changes to Express Entry categories

Canada introduces an Education category in Express Entry while removing Transport, refining sectors like healthcare, STEM, and trades.
Fri Mar

Canada Needs Teachers! Get Help from an Express Entry Consultant in Surrey BC

Canada is looking for teachers! Connect with an Express Entry consultant in Surrey BC to help you navigate the immigration process and start your career.
Wed Feb

Newfoundland and Labrador pauses application intake amidst additional PNP allocation

Newfoundland and Labrador has achieved a significant milestone in its immigration strategy by securing an additional 1,000 nominations for its Provincial Nominee Program (PNP). This development increased the province’s total PNP allocation to 2,050 spots for the year, complemented by 475 positions under the Atlantic Immigration Program (AIP), culminating in a total of 2,525 nominations. […]
Sat Feb

A comprehensive overview of Canada’s new immigration pathway for French speakers

In a strategic move to bolster its Francophone minority communities and address labor shortages, Canada has unveiled the Francophone Community Immigration Pilot (FCIP). This initiative aims to attract French-speaking immigrants to regions outside Quebec, thereby enriching the cultural tapestry and economic vitality of these areas. With further details released in December 2024, the FCIP offers […]
Thu Feb

New Brunswick starts reopening immigration pathways again

In early 2025, New Brunswick faced a significant challenge when the federal government reduced its immigrant nomination allocation to 2,750 spaces for the year. This marked a substantial decrease from previous years, compelling the province to reassess and restructure its immigration strategies. Despite these constraints, New Brunswick has begun reopening its immigration programs, focusing on […]
Sun Feb

Canada changes health insurance requirements for Super Visa applicants

Canada has long been a beacon for immigrants, offering a plethora of opportunities and a high standard of living. Recognizing the importance of family reunification, the Canadian government introduced the Super Visa program, allowing parents and grandparents of Canadian citizens and permanent residents to visit their loved ones for extended periods. In a significant policy […]
Thu Feb

IRCC to introduce compensation fund for immigration fraud victims

Canada has long been a destination of choice for immigrants seeking new opportunities and a better quality of life. However, the immigration process can be complex, and many individuals rely on immigration consultants to navigate the system. Unfortunately, some consultants take advantage of this trust, engaging in dishonest practices that leave clients financially devastated. In […]