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A diverse group of five smiling students holding notebooks illustrates the excitement as Canada launches its new study permit pilot, aimed at fast-tracking judicial reviews.

Canada Launches New Study Permit Pilot to Fast-Track Judicial Reviews

October 2, 2024

A man addresses the crowd at an event. Text reads: "Canada announces significant changes for 2024, focusing on reducing temporary residents. Major shifts in PGWP, study, and work permits are expected.

Canada Announces New Measures to Reduce Temporary Residents: Major Changes to PGWP, Study & Work Permits

September 20, 2024

Graphic showcasing Saskatchewan's launch of two new immigration pathways, tailored for healthcare and agriculture workers, featuring vibrant images of a nurse and a farmer.

Saskatchewan Introduces Two New Immigration Pathways for Healthcare and Agriculture Workers

September 9, 2024

IRCC Introduces Open Work Permit Policy for PNP Candidates

September 6, 2024

Canada to Launch New Immigration Pathway for TEER 4 and 5 Workers

September 3, 2024

A man gestures towards a text announcing Canada's policy shift, which ends the allowance for visitors to apply for work permits from inside Canada. The image is accented with a Canadian flag element, underscoring this significant transition in visitor regulations.

Canada Ends Policy Allowing Visitors to Apply for Work Permits from Inside Canada

September 2, 2024

A text graphic shows a magnifying glass over a city skyline, highlighting Alberta's new "Alberta Is Calling: Moving Bonus" initiative designed to attract skilled tradespersons.

Alberta Introduces “Alberta is Calling: Moving Bonus” to Attract Skilled Tradespersons

August 30, 2024

A surprised person in a yellow sweater reacts to the news: New Brunswick closes its Express Entry Stream for 2024.

New Brunswick Closed Express Entry Stream After Reaching 2024 Allocation Limit

August 29, 2024

A concerned woman stands beside text announcing Canada's decision to end low-wage LMIA processing for temporary foreign workers, effective September 26, 2024.

Canada to End Low-Wage LMIA Processing for Temporary Foreign Workers

August 27, 2024

Image with Quebec flag and text: "Quebec announces temporary Low-Wage LMIA Suspension for processing temporary foreign workers.

Quebec Temporarily Suspends Low-Wage LMIA Processing For Temporary Foreign Workers

August 26, 2024

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