On This Page You Will Find When the PEQ will reopen Who can apply during the first intake period How the reopening will be managed The impact on Quebec’s Skilled Worker Selection Program (PSTQ) Why the government decided to bring back the PEQ What happens after the temporary reopening ends Frequently asked questions Quebec has […]

On This Page You Will Find Why Canada ranked second for foreign investment What global investors see in Canada’s economy How Canada compares with the United States and Asia The growing role of AI and technology investment Why political stability matters to investors What the rankings mean for Canada’s economy and immigration Canada has once

On This Page You Will Find Who can apply under the new BC PNP health support initiative Other significant changes affecting BC PNP applicants and employers. Which occupations are eligible Which health authority employers can support applications Rural and remote work location rules The nine-month work experience requirement Education, income and job offer requirements Frequently

On This Page You Will Find Who can apply under the new BC PNP health support initiative Which occupations are eligible Which health authority employers can support applications Rural and remote work location rules The nine-month work experience requirement Education, income and job offer requirements Frequently asked questions British Columbia has released full details of

On this page you will find How fast Canada’s Filipino population has grown Why economic immigration plays such a major role How Filipino caregivers shaped Canada’s labour force Where Filipino communities are concentrated What the data shows on education, work and overqualification How Filipinos report strong belonging despite discrimination Frequently asked questions about Filipino immigrants

British Columbia has issued a new round of invitations under the BC Provincial Nominee Program (BC PNP), targeting candidates working in the province’s priority sectors. On June 2, 2026, the BC PNP invited 342 candidates to apply for provincial nomination through targeted draws under its Skills Immigration streams. The invitations followed British Columbia’s “Care, Build,

On this page you will find: The strongest job markets in Canada in 2026 Why Alberta and Saskatchewan are outperforming Ontario’s growing unemployment problem The impact of trade tensions and population changes Canada’s top 10 labour markets table What the trends mean for immigrants and workers FAQ on Canada’s regional job market trends Canada’s labour

On This Page You Will Find What changed under the new OINP regulations Why Ontario is redesigning the OINP New powers granted to the immigration minister Program integrity measures now in force What happens to existing applications How future OINP streams could evolve What the changes mean for immigration candidates Ontario has taken a major

On This Page You Will Find What the Statistics Canada study found Why apprenticeship certification matters How childhood immigrants compare with Canadian-born apprentices Which trades show the largest certification gaps Why income, work conditions and immigrant background matter What the findings mean for Canada’s skilled trades shortage Canada needs more skilled trades workers, but a

Canada has conducted a new Express Entry draw aimed at candidates with strong French-language proficiency, issuing 4,500 Invitations to Apply (ITAs) on May 28, 2026. The minimum Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score required was 409 points — nine points higher than the previous French-language draw on April 29, which issued 4,000 ITAs at a cutoff