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Francophone Minority Communities Student Pilot Extended by a Year
Canada has extended the Francophone Minority Communities Student Pilot until August 2027, creating more pathways for French-speaking students to study and settle.

Canada Issues 5,000 Invitations to French-Speaking Candidates in New Express Entry Draw
Canada issued 5,000 invitations in a French-language Express Entry draw on July 9, 2026, with a CRS cutoff of 420 — the largest French round since March and the highest French cutoff since October 2025.

Quebec To Prioritize Permanent Residents And Established Workers For Subsidized Daycare Spaces
Quebec plans to prioritize daycare spaces for permanent residents and established workers after a Supreme Court ruling on asylum seekers.

100,000 Citizenship Backlog: Can Bill C-3 Applicants Force IRCC To Act?
Over 100,000 Bill C-3 citizenship applications are trapped in delays. Discover what is causing the backlog and the steps to force Ottawa’s hand.

Canada Issues 2,000 Invitations in New Canadian Experience Class Express Entry Draw
Canada issued 2,000 invitations in a Canadian Experience Class Express Entry draw on July 7, 2026, with a minimum CRS score of 517 — one point above the June 23 CEC round.

Ontario’s OINP Overhaul: What Changed, Who Loses, Who Gains, And What Candidates Should Do Now
Ontario has overhauled the OINP. Learn what changed in 2026, who qualifies, who loses out and what candidates should do before the new stream opens.

Canada Issues 534 Invitations in New Provincial Nominee Program Express Entry Draw
Canada issued 534 invitations in a Provincial Nominee Program Express Entry draw on July 6, 2026, with a minimum CRS score of 708 — down 22 points from the June 22 PNP round.

How To Prepare For Saskatchewan’s Next SINP Intake Window In July
Saskatchewan opens July 2026 SINP intake windows for capped sectors as more than half of its annual nomination allocation has already been used.

Canada Proposes New Asylum Rules To Speed Up Refugee Claims And Strengthen System Integrity
Canada has proposed new asylum regulations to speed up refugee claims, strengthen system integrity and help eligible claimants access work permits faster.