Colin Singer
August 23, 2026
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Colin Singer
August 23, 2026
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Canada Reduces Study Permit Numbers For Next Year, But Will Still Issue 437,000
Canada is reducing the number of study permits it will approve next year by 10 per cent, but it will still issue 437,000 visas to international students.
James Risdon
September 18, 2024
Nova Scotia Clamps Down On Immigration Fraud With Tough New Policy
Nova Scotia is tightening its grip on immigration fraud with a new Program Integrity Policy, aiming to safeguard its immigration programs and enforce strict compliance.
James Risdon
September 17, 2024
Spousal Sponsorship Immigration To Canada Tracking Lower Than Last Year
Discover how spousal sponsorship immigration to Canada surged by 8.3% in July, rebounding from a slower June.
James Risdon
September 17, 2024
More Than 700 Start-Up Visa Permanent Residents Welcomed in a Month
In July, British Columbia fuelled a spike in Canada’s Start-Up Visa (SUV) immigration. More than 720 new permanent residents came through the SUV across the country that month.
James Risdon
September 13, 2024
Canada Immigration Numbers For 2024 Matching Last Year’s Record
Discover the latest trends in Canadian immigration with data from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC). After a June dip, immigration surged by 6.9% in July, nearly matching last year’s figures.
James Risdon
September 12, 2024
Canada Jobs Growing But Not As Fast As Population
Canada’s August employment report shows job growth but an increased unemployment rate. Although 22,000 new jobs were added, most were part-time, and so the unemployment rate rose to 6.6 per cent.
James Risdon
September 9, 2024
Quebec Has New Immigration Minister In Jean-François Roberge
Quebec’s cabinet shuffle sees Jean-François Roberge, the province’s French-language czar, take on the new role of immigration minister, replacing Christine Fréchette.
James Risdon
September 9, 2024
Newfoundland and Labrador Plans To Boost Immigration Settlement Services
Explore Newfoundland and Labrador’s call for proposals to support immigration settlement services. Non-profits, community groups, and educational institutions can apply for up to $300,000 to enhance economic integration and settlement for newcomers.
James Risdon
September 6, 2024
New Brunswick PNP Stops Nominations After Reaching Federal Allocation
New Brunswick has reached its Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) quota for the year, leading to a pause in nominations for the Skilled Worker and Express Entry programs.
James Risdon
September 4, 2024