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Canada Introduces Tougher Rules for Immigration Consultants Amid Fraud Concerns
Canada is tightening regulation of immigration consultants with tougher penalties, more transparency, and stronger protections for immigration applicants.
Canada Holds March 2026 Express Entry Draw Focused Exclusively on PNP Candidates
Canada has conducted its latest Express Entry draw, Draw Number 403, issuing 362 Invitations to Apply (ITAs) exclusively to candidates who have secured a nomination through a Provincial Nominee Program (PNP).
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British Columbia Immigration Draw History
Access the complete archive of BC PNP draws prior to 2025. Review historical minimum scores, invitation numbers, and cut-offs for all B.C. immigration streams.
Canada Passes 100,000 Express Entry ITAs For 2025 With Largest CEC Draw of Year
Canada has conducted its largest Canadian Experience Class Express Entry draw of 2025, issuing 6,000 Invitations to Apply (ITAs) on December 10.
Nova Scotia Announces New Expression of Interest Model Across All Immigration Streams
Nova Scotia has announced a major change to its immigration system by introducing a formal expression of interest (EOI) model for all Nova Scotia Nominee
Why Canada’s Immigration Levels Plan Favours Temporary Visa Holders Under a Two-Stage Process
On This Page You Will Find Canada’s 2026–2028 Immigration Levels Plan sets a clear direction for how people already living in the country on temporary
British Columbia PNP Issues 474 Invitations in Second Draw of 2025
British Columbia has conducted a new round of invitations under the BC Provincial Nominee Program (BC PNP), targeting high-impact candidates positioned to contribute significantly to the province’s economy
Canadian Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre Demands End to Temporary Foreign Worker Program
Pierre Poilievre calls on the federal government to shut down Canada’s Temporary Foreign Worker Program. Critics say the move could harm food production and small business.