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New Brunswick PNP Stops Nominations After Reaching Federal Allocation
New Brunswick has reached its Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) quota for the year, leading to a pause in nominations for the Skilled Worker and Express Entry programs.
Canada On Track To Welcome More Than 490,000 Immigrants in 2024
Discover the latest trends in Canadian immigration as April 2024 sees an increase in new permanent residents. Explore insights into the shifting numbers, projections for the year, and key destination provinces. Stay updated on Canada’s immigration landscape.
How Many Study Permits Will Be Issued By Canadian Provinces In 2024?
Canada has revealed how many Study Permit applications each province will be allowed to receive under new caps on numbers of international students.
Should You Still Enter the Express Entry Pool If Your CRS is Below 400?
Thousands of candidates have profiles in the Canada Express Entry Pool with Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) scores below 400, and several draws have taken place
Canada To Welcome Refugees From Tanzania and Mexico Through Economic Mobility Pathways Pilot
A new project to identify at least 200 skilled refugees from Tanzania and Mexico to Canada through the Economic Mobility Pathways Pilot (EMPP) is being
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
New Canada Initiatives to Support Francophone Immigration Outside Quebec
A latest news release coming from Caraquet, New Brunswick, details that a series of initiatives to support Francophone immigration outside Quebec are being put into
Canada Reforms International Student Program Beginning January 1, 2024
International students who apply to come to Canada from January 1, 2024, will need to show significantly more funds under changes to the program announced
Canadian Public Opinion Shifting On Immigration
A majority of Canadians believe the country’s immigration targets to be “too high,” according to a new poll by Abacus Data. This could possibly have