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Canada Express Entry Changes In Effect From Today
Canada introduces new Express Entry CRS points on November 3, 2026. See who gains points for Canadian work experience and high-wage job offers under new rules.
Newfoundland and Labrador Issues 50 Invitations in November 2 Draw
Newfoundland and Labrador issued 50 Invitations to Apply on November 2, 2026, all under the NLPNP, four days after an 85-invitation round on October 29.
British Columbia Invites 772 High Economic Impact Workers In Largest BC PNP Innovate Draw Of 2026
British Columbia has invited 772 candidates under the BC Provincial Nominee Program in an October 29 Innovate: High Economic Impact draw, its largest of 2026, with the high-wage threshold cut to $49 per hour and $99,000 per year.
Canada Introduces $1.5 Million Penalties For Immigration Fraud And Unauthorized Consultants
Canada introduces immigration fraud penalties of up to $1.5 million. Learn who faces fines, how the rules work and how to check immigration consultants.
Newfoundland and Labrador Issues 85 Invitations in October 29 Draw
Newfoundland and Labrador issued 85 Invitations to Apply on October 29, 2026 — 75 under the NLPNP and 10 through the AIP — after a 120-invitation NLPNP round on October 23.
Ottawa Must Pause Economic Immigration To Clear The Lost Canadians Backlog
Ottawa currently takes up to 34 months to print a single document confirming citizenship.
Canada Removes 90-Day Limit For Work Permit Applicants Awaiting LMIAs
Canada removes the 90-day LMIA limit for eligible work permit applicants. Learn who qualifies, how maintained status works and what changes mean for foreign workers.
Canada Invites 150 Transport Workers in October 28 Express Entry Draw at CRS 477
Canada issued 150 invitations in an Express Entry Transport occupations draw on October 28, 2026, at a CRS cut-off of 477 — the smallest Transport round and the highest Transport cut-off on record.
Q&A: A Genealogist Traces His Own Path to Canadian Citizenship by Descent
A professional genealogist on tracing his Quebec roots for Canadian citizenship by descent, the hardest records to find, and advice for Americans.