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July 14, 2026
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July 14, 2026
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Striking The Right Balance Important For Canada Immigration Policies, Says Report
Canada must find the balancing of integrating immigrants, using the full potential of its current workforce, and accommodating population growth, a new report says. Such
Colin R. Singer
July 28, 2023
Canada To Open Permanent Residency Stream For Ukrainians
Canada is upping its support for Ukrainians the country on temporary resident visas who already have family here with a new pathway to permanent residency that
Colin R. Singer
July 19, 2023
How To Extend Your Study Permit As An International Student In Canada
International students who want to keep studying in Canada can apply online to extend their study permits and should do so at least 30 days before their
Colin R. Singer
July 14, 2023
New Canada Work Permit Stream To Lure H-1B Visa Tech Workers From The United States
Canada is launching a new immigration initiative dubbed the Tech Talent Strategy to lure temporary workers in the tech sector in the United States north
Colin R. Singer
June 28, 2023
Canada Allows Work Permit Holders To Study For More Than Six Months
Temporary foreign workers in Canada can now get training and education in programs that are more than six months long without having to worry about getting a
Colin R. Singer
June 27, 2023
Temporary Residents In Canada More Likely To Be Young And Employed Than Canadians
Temporary residents to Canada are younger and more likely to be employed than the average Canadian, and are also most likely to have come here
Colin R. Singer
June 23, 2023
Canada Will Not Deport Genuine International Students In Fake Acceptance Letters Scandal
Canada’s Immigration Minister has announced special measures to help genuine international students who are part of a scandal involving fake letters of acceptance to Canadian
Colin R. Singer
June 15, 2023
Newfoundland Spends $11m To Help Ukrainians Living In The Province Get Housing, Jobs
Newfoundland and Labrador is spending $11 million to help the nearly 2,800 Ukrainians in that Atlantic Canadian province get housing and jobs. “More than twice
Colin R. Singer
June 14, 2023
Too Many International Students Refused Study Permits For Quebec, Says Think-Tank
Canada is refusing too many international students’ study permit applications to attend colleges and universities in Quebec and limiting immigration out of a misplaced fear
Colin R. Singer
May 30, 2023