On This Page You Will Find How Canada’s Latin American population has grown The shift from refugee to economic immigration Where Latin American communities live across Canada Education and employment outcomes Housing and social inclusion challenges What the findings mean for Canadian immigration Canada’s Latin American population has almost tripled over the past two decades, […]

Professional Fees Option A — Individual Applicant The following professional fee rate applies to individual applicants: First Applicant: $3,250 USD Retainer: A deposit of $2,000 USD is required to commence (representing the first of two installments). The above excludes all applicable government processing fees outlined below, as well as a disbursement of $100 USD for

On This Page, You Will Find: Details of Canada’s new $860,000 investment in the Northwest Territories How the project will support Francophone and bilingual newcomers The impact on the Northwest Territories Nominee Program Why Francophone immigration remains a federal priority How the initiative supports employers and northern communities Frequently asked questions Canada Announces New Investment

British Columbia has issued a new round of invitations under the BC Provincial Nominee Program (BC PNP), targeting candidates expected to deliver strong economic benefits to the province. On July 16, 2026, the BC PNP invited 569 candidates to apply for provincial nomination through the Innovate: High Economic Impact stream under its Skills Immigration category.

On This Page, You Will Find: Why Saskatchewan’s latest SINP intake windows filled almost immediately A breakdown of 2026 SINP nomination allocations and progress Which sectors are prioritised and which are capped What the latest intake statistics mean for employers and candidates Key steps to prepare for the September and November intake windows Frequently asked

On This Page You Will Find Why demand for temporary foreign workers has fallen New government data on TFW arrivals to Canada How Canada’s changing labour market is affecting employers Why companies are shifting back to hiring Canadians What the trend means for workers and employers Frequently asked questions about the Temporary Foreign Worker Program

On This Page, You Will Find: Why this was Express Entry’s busiest week of 2026 A breakdown of all four draws Why French-speaking candidates received most invitations What the different CRS scores actually mean What the draws reveal about Canada’s immigration strategy What candidates should do next Frequently asked questions Canada issued 8,034 Invitations to

Canada has held a new Express Entry draw targeting senior managers with Canadian work experience, issuing 500 Invitations to Apply (ITAs) on July 10, 2026. The minimum Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score required was 392 points. This was only the second time IRCC has run a draw under the Senior Managers with Canadian Work Experience

On This Page You Will Find Why Canada extended the Francophone Minority Communities Student Pilot Who can apply under the FMCSP How the pilot supports permanent residence Eligible countries and participating institutions Family member eligibility Canada’s broader Francophone immigration strategy Frequently asked questions Canada has extended the Francophone Minority Communities Student Pilot (FMCSP) for another

Canada has conducted a new Express Entry draw targeting candidates with French language proficiency, issuing 5,000 Invitations to Apply (ITAs) on July 9, 2026. The minimum Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score required was 420 points — the highest cutoff recorded for a French-language round in 2026. This was the largest French-language draw since March 4,