Blogs

Wed Jun

Peace Liard announces priority sectors for the Rural PR Pathway

Peace Liard unveils 5 key sectors under the Rural PR Pathway to attract skilled workers and support labour growth in northeastern BC.
Sun Jun

New rules of Canada’s citizenship

Canada introduces Bill C-3 to extend citizenship by descent beyond the first generation, aiming to reflect modern global family dynamics.
Thu Jun

Guide to the Global Talent Stream

Explore Canada's Global Talent Stream: Fast-track hiring for high-skilled roles with structured compliance and long-term labour market impact.
Sun Jun

A guide to Canada’s Open Work Permit

Explore Canada's 2025 Open Work Permit updates: who qualifies, what’s changed, and how it impacts spouses, students, and skilled workers.
Thu May

A Guide to Canada’s Start-Up Visa Program

Explore Canada’s Start-Up Visa Program an immigration path linking entrepreneurs with investors to launch innovative businesses across Canada.
Wed May

Six new occupations added to Canada’s Express Entry STEM category

Six new occupations added to Canada's Express Entry STEM category, while 19 were removed reshaping immigration options for skilled professionals.
Sat May

How to move to Canada as an international student

Discover how to move to Canada as an international student from choosing a program to getting a study permit and exploring immigration options.
Wed May

Several communities announce the list of designated employers and priority sectors under RCIP

Communities unveil designated employers and sectors under RCIP 2025, highlighting a local approach to addressing rural labour shortages in Canada.
Sun May

City of Steinbach updates list of eligible occupations in RCIP

Steinbach, Manitoba updates its RCIP list, opening new PR opportunities for skilled workers in key sectors through designated job offers.
Thu May

Lena Metlege Diab named Canada’s new Immigration Minister

Lena Metlege Diab becomes Canada’s new Immigration Minister, signaling policy shifts under PM Mark Carney focused on sustainability and integration.
Mon May

Canada announces study permit exemption for Construction Trade Apprentices

Canada exempts certain construction apprentices from study permits until 2027, easing access for foreign workers and supporting housing efforts.
Sat May

24 CMA’s excluded from low-wage LMIA processing

Canada has paused low-wage LMIA processing in 24 cities due to unemployment rates of 6% or higher, impacting employers and foreign workers.