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Colin R. Singer February 19, 2026
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Why PNPs Are the Key Benefactors of Canada’s New Immigration Levels Plan
Canada’s 2026–2028 immigration plan restores and expands Provincial Nominee Program targets after earlier cuts, making PNPs central to regional immigration growth.
Colin R. Singer November 7, 2025
Nova Scotia to Receive Significant Increase in Immigration Allocation After Earlier Cuts
Ottawa pledges a significant boost to Nova Scotia’s immigration quota after earlier cuts, though timing remains unclear ahead of Canada’s 2026–2029 plan.
Colin R. Singer October 17, 2025
Canada’s 2026–2028 Immigration Levels Plan: Sharp Temporary Cuts, Permanent Stability
Canada’s 2026–2028 Immigration Levels Plan cuts new temporary resident arrivals nearly in half while holding permanent immigration steady at 380,000 and prioritising skilled workers.
Colin R. Singer November 7, 2025
12 Ways to Immigrate to Canada in 2026
Explore 12 ways to immigrate to Canada in 2026, including Express Entry changes, Quebec cuts, business program resets, and official intake targets.
Colin R. Singer December 30, 2025
Canada Commits $1.6 Billion To Deliver Ambitious Immigration Levels Plan
Canada will spend $1.6 billion over six years and $315 million a year after that on the processing and settlement of new immigrants it will
Colin R. Singer November 4, 2022
Parents and Grandparents Sponsorships To Hit Record High, Soaring Above Pre-Pandemic Level
Canada’s Parents and Grandparents Program is on track to hit a record high with the number of new permanent residents expected to be 27.4 per
Colin R. Singer September 6, 2022
225,000 Indians Could Move to Canada by 2021. Will You Be One of Them?
December 14, 2018 – Nearly 225,000 Indian citizens will become Canadian permanent residents over the next three years if current trends continue, immigration numbers reveal.
Colin R. Singer December 27, 2018