Colin R. Singer July 15, 2025
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Colin R. Singer July 15, 2025
Canada Immigration Success Story: Hungarian Forms The Hammer Band in Toronto
Hungarian-born violinist Moshe Hammer created a music program in Toronto that helps youth through free violin lessons. A true Canadian immigration success story.
Colin R. Singer July 15, 2025
Job Vacancies in Canada: A Snapshot and Strategies For Prospective Immigrants
Canada’s job vacancies fell to 501,300 in April 2025, but key sectors and provinces still need workers. Learn where opportunities remain for prospective immigrants.
Colin R. Singer July 15, 2025
How Canada Immigration Rose Sharply Under Justin Trudeau’s Liberals
Fraser Institute review shows Canada’s immigration surged after 2015, led by temporary workers and students. New plan trims numbers to balance jobs and housing.
Colin R. Singer July 14, 2025
Newfoundland and Labrador Issues 320 Invitations in Latest Immigration Draw
On June 24, 2025, Newfoundland and Labrador issued a total of 320 Invitations to Apply (ITAs) to immigration candidates through its provincial and federal programs.
Colin R. Singer July 11, 2025
Manitoba PNP Draw Issues 67 Invitations Across International Education and Skilled Worker Streams
The Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP conducted Expression of Interest (EOI) Draw #248 on June 26, 2025, issuing a total of 492 Letters of Advice to Apply (LAAs) across two streams.
Colin R. Singer July 11, 2025
How to Immigrate to Canada as a Nursing Coordinator and Supervisor
Nursing coordinators and supervisors – NOC 31300 – can earn about $85,000 a year in Canada and have multiple pathways, from Express Entry to provincial streams, to make immigration smooth and fast.
Colin R. Singer July 11, 2025
Major Shift in Quebec Immigration: Skilled Worker Program Revamp and Family Sponsorship Freeze
Quebec overhauls its Skilled Worker Program with the PSTQ while freezing family reunification sponsorships until June 2026, shifting immigration priorities toward the economy.
Colin R. Singer July 11, 2025
International Student Cuts Lead to 10,000 Job Losses at Ontario Colleges, Union Says
Ontario’s college system has lost 10,000 jobs due to the federal cap on international students, says OPSEU, calling for urgent reinvestment in education.
Colin R. Singer July 10, 2025
Quebec Pauses Family Reunification Applications until June 2026
Quebec has paused new family reunification sponsorship applications for spouses and adult children until June 2026 after reaching its intake cap.
Colin R. Singer July 10, 2025
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