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Canada Immigration Minister Plans Major Revisions to Permanent Resident Targets
Discover the upcoming significant changes to Canada’s immigration policy as announced by Immigration Minister Marc Miller.
How To Move To Canada From The United States
Learn how to immigrate to Canada as a U.S. citizen or resident. Canada’s appeal as a destination for Americans has grown significantly, driven by its reputation for political stability, high quality of life, and diverse economic opportunities.
355,000 International Students Become Canadian Permanent Residents in Three Years
More than 355,000 international students in Canada gained their permanent resident status in 2021-23, according to the latest reports by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada
Immigration To Ontario Causes Rise In Enrolment To Schools In North-East
Recent immigration has caused many school boards in northeastern Ontario to experience a boost in enrolment this fall, reports Radio Canada International (RCI). This shift
Canada Immigration Falls In April, But Numbers Still Well Above 2022
Immigration to Canada fell in April, dropping 34.6 per cent, as the monthly number of new permanent residents to the country declined for the third
Rate Of Immigration To Canada Slowed In March But Still On Track To Set Record For This Year
The pace of immigration to Canada eased off for the second consecutive month in March from the record high set in January but the country
India, Philippines and Syria lead Top 10 List of Most Important Sources of Citizens for Canada
India, the Philippines and Syria were the big three leaders on the Top 10 List of Most Important Sources of Citizens for Canada in 2022,
Canada Extends Hong Kong Open Work Program By Two Years
Immigration Minister Sean Fraser extended the application deadline by two years on Monday for the open work permit program for Hong Kongers and also announced
Canada Doubles Number Of Out-Of-Status Toronto Construction Workers Eligible For Permanent Residence
Canada is doubling the number of out-of-status construction workers in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) to whom it is willing to offer permanent residence under