Chris GribbleCanada introduces special measures to help temporary residents impacted by natural disasters
Canada has introduced new temporary immigration measures for temporary residents – including international students, temporary foreign workers, and visitors – who are directly affected by domestic natural disasters within the…
Trump says Canada should join America. These Americans are joining Canada instead
In December 2024, Donald Trump stood at Mar-a-Lago and told Canada’s prime minister that his country should become America’s 51st state. In the months that followed, he posted an American…
New LMIA rules double advertising period and require employers to target youth
Employers must now advertise for longer and must try to recruit youth before they can hire a foreign worker through the low-wage stream of the Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP).…
Canada holds first Express Entry draw under new Trades category
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has issued more invitations to apply (ITA) through the Express Entry system. The immigration department issued 3,000 ITAs in a draw for candidates in…
Live Webinar: Understanding Credit in Canada: A Learning Session for Newcomers
If you’re new to Canada, you may have questions about how credit and borrowing work. Learn the basics and get the answers you may need by joining this informative financial…
Live Webinar: Understanding Credit in Canada: A Learning Session for Newcomers
If you’re new to Canada, you may have questions about how credit and borrowing work. Learn the basics and get the answers you may need by joining this informative financial…
Americans can’t just move to Europe and get a job, but Canadians can – and you might already be Canadian
If you’re a 25-year-old American who wants to spend a year working in London, you have a problem. The UK doesn’t offer working holiday visas to US citizens. You’d typically…
If you’re from New England, there’s a one-in-four chance you’re a Canadian citizen under Canada’s new citizenship law
In Lewiston, Maine, there’s a neighbourhood that old-timers still call Little Canada. The French-language newspaper is gone. The Grey Nuns’ hospital closed decades ago. The textile mills that drew nearly…