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Francophone Immigration Centre Opens In New Brunswick
The Centre for Innovation in Francophone Immigration is now open in Dieppe in New Brunswick, Canada’s only officially-bilingual province, as part of Ottawa’s bid to

Le Canada ajoute 16 professions au programme fédéral des travailleurs qualifiés avec l’arrivée de la CNP 2021
Avec l’entrée en vigueur mercredi de la Classification nationale des professions (CNP) 2021, une série de nouveaux emplois sont maintenant admissibles au programme fédéral des

Targeted Express Entry Draws For Skilled Workers To Start Next Year
Canada is ready to start targeted Express Entry draws for skilled workers starting next year in a bid to deal with massive labour shortages, says

Canada To Announce 2023 to 2025 Immigration Levels Plan Today
Canada will announce a new Immigration Levels Plan for 2023 to 2025 today. Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) says the plan will outline “ways

Immigration To Canada Slowed In August, Reveals IRCC Data
Immigration to Canada slowed in August but the country is still on track to exceed its ambitious target for the year, new data reveals. By

Canada Surpasses Goal Of 20,000 Afghan Refugees And Aims For As Many More By The End Of 2023
Canada surpassed its original goal this month of resettling 20,000 Afghans and is now doubling down on that humanitarian mission and aims to bring 40,000

Canada Immigration Minister Presents Temporary To Permanent Residence Transition Plan
Canada Immigration Minister Sean Fraser has outlined his strategy for improving pathways from temporary to permanent residency. Fraser presented details of his five-pillar approach, which

Canada Waives Need For Medical Exams For 180,000 Immigration Applicants
Immigration Minister Sean Fraser is waiving the need for medical exams for up to 180,000 applicants for temporary and permanent residence who are already in

Ontario Leads Provincial Call For More Powers On Immigration
Four Canadian provinces, including Ontario, are urging Canada’s federal government to give them more control over immigration. In a letter to Immigration Minister Sean Fraser,

