Chris GribbleUkrainians no longer eligible to enter Canada under CUAET special measures
Today, March 31, 2024, marks three key deadlines for the Canada-Ukraine Authorization for Emergency Travel (CUAET) program. Two of these deadlines are specific to the program itself, while the third…
Canada increases duration of interim work authorization letters for international graduates
Canada has recently increased the duration of validity of interim work authorization letters issued to international graduates in the country waiting for a decision on their work permit application. Work…
Top 10 Source Countries Of New Permanent Residents Of Canada In 2023
India was once again the number one source of new permanent residents to Canada last year, growing its contribution to the Canadian population by 18.2 per cent, to 139,775 newcomers…
Three provinces invite candidates in latest PNP results
This week British Columbia, Manitoba and Quebec issued nominations to immigration candidates through their Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs), or, in the case of Quebec, unique provincial immigration programs. Candidates were…
Alberta Tourism and Hospitality Stream Sees High Applicant Numbers
The Alberta government wants to more than double its tourism economy by 2035, initiating the Alberta Advantage Immigration Program Tourism and Hospitality Stream, which is geared towards temporary foreign hospitality…
Nova Scotia to issue 12,900 study permits to international students in 2024
Nova Scotia has released details of its international student allocation for post-secondary institutions. For 2024, the federal government has given Nova Scotia 12,900 study permits. This is approximately 7,000 fewer…
Canada Immigrants Taking More Lower-Level And Professional Jobs
Immigrants in Canada are increasingly taking a bigger share of both lower-level jobs Canadians are unwilling to do and also taking on more professional jobs than ever before, a Statistics…
Canada Urged To Extend Emergency Travel Program For Ukrainians
Ukrainians in Canada are calling on the federal government to extend the Canada-Ukraine Authorization For Emergency Travel (CUAET), but Immigration Minister Marc Miller says that’s not in the cards. In an interview…