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Coronavirus Restrictions Mean Canada Immigration Limited to 15,000 in September
Canada Immigration numbers remained low in September, as travel restrictions in place due to the coronavirus pandemic continued to dramatically impact permanent resident arrivals. The

Canada Immigration Numbers Dropped Again in August, New Figures Show
Canada immigration numbers dropped again in August, as the recovery seen in the aftermath of the first wave of coronavirus stuttered for a second consecutive

International Student Stuck in Express Entry Pool? Consider Canada’s Start-Up Visa
International student stuck in the Express Entry pool? Explore Canada’s Start-Up Visa for a faster path to permanent residency. Learn how to transition successfully

Two Step Immigration: TFWs More Likely to Get Jobs, Earn More Money
Immigrants who work in Canada before making a permanent move earn more money and are more likely to remain employed, according to two new studies.

Candidates Wait for Canada’s Federal Government to Abolish Citizenship Fee
Canadian permanent residents who qualify to become citizens are playing a waiting game over the federal government’s promise to abolish the citizenship fee. Prime Minister

Canada Warned Reduced Immigration Could Impact Economic Growth
The drop in Canada immigration caused by the COVID-19 pandemic threatens to derail an important driver of economic growth, a new RBC Economics report has

Where Have Canada’s New Immigrants Come From So Far In 2020?
The first half of 2020 was a difficult period for Canada, immigration, as coronavirus travel restrictions dramatically reduced the number of permanent resident admissions. Canada

COVID-19: Pathway to Permanent Residence for Asylum Seekers in Canada’s Care Homes
Canada is to make some asylum seekers who worked in hospitals and care homes during the COVID-19 pandemic eligible for permanent residence. Immigration Minister Marco

Canada’s Immigration Recovery Continues With More Than 19,000 Newcomers in June
Canada’s monthly immigration levels continued to recover in June, with more than 19,000 new permanent resident arrivals welcomed, according to the latest federal government figures.

