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British Columbia Issues 383 Invitations In Two New Immigration Draws
candidates through the British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program. The July 20 draws featured a general draw, and a second draw targeting two NOC codes: 0621

Ontario Issues 115 NOIs In New French Speaking Skilled Worker Draw
Ontario immigration has conducted a new draw through the Express Entry-linked French-Speaking Skilled Worker stream, issuing Notifications of Interest to 115 candidates. The July 21

Saskatchewan Immigration Issues 280 Invitations In New Expression of Interest Draw
Saskatchewan immigration has conducted a new Expression of Interest draw, issuing 280 invitations to apply across two streams. In the July 21 Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee

Canada Express Entry Draw Targets 4,500 Canadian Experience Class Candidates
Canada has conducted a new Express Entry draw targeting Canadian Experience Class (CEC) candidates, issuing 4,500 Invitations to Apply (ITAs). The July 22 draw featured

French-Speaking Workers, International Graduates Essential for Canada’s Francophone Communities
Immigration Minister Marco Mendicino stopped by the bilingual city of Bathurst in northern New Brunswick to remind French-speaking, temporary residents to Canada they can still
Immigrants to Canada Give Thumbs Up To Settlement Services
Canada’s settlement services for immigrants got high marks in the first-ever Settlement Outcomes Highlights Report released by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada. “Settlement services play
Canada Opens Arms to Afghans Seeking Refuge From Taliban
Afghani interpreters who worked with the Canadian Armed Forces and also cooks, drivers, cleaners, construction workers, security guards and other staff who worked at the

Canada Offers Refugee Status To Afghans Seeking Refuge From Taliban
Canada has offered refugee status to Afghani interpreters who worked with the Canadian Armed Forces and also cooks, drivers, cleaners, construction workers, security guards and

Canada Urged to Give International Students Healthcare Benefits and Settlement Services
Ottawa’s latest moves to help international students are not enough and the country should do more to make life easier for them, claim two immigration

