On this page you will find When Saskatchewan’s next SINP intake windows open Which sectors are included in the July intake Why employers should prepare now How the Employer Position Approval process works Why Saskatchewan’s reduced nomination allocation matters Frequently asked questions Saskatchewan employers and foreign workers should begin preparing now for the province’s next […]

On This Page You Will Find Why Canada is introducing new asylum regulations The key changes proposed by the federal government How the reforms could affect asylum claimants Why asylum claims have fallen sharply in 2026 What happens next before the rules take effect Frequently asked questions about Canada’s asylum reforms Canada has unveiled proposed

On This Page, You Will Find: What changed under Ontario’s OINP redesign How the new Ontario Workforce Priority stream works The three pathways under the new stream What happens to old Expressions of Interest What employers and candidates should do next Frequently asked questions Ontario has launched the first phase of a major redesign of

On This Page You Will Find Quebec’s new National Integration Policy What the National Integration Pathway means How the policy affects newcomers Quebec’s emphasis on French-language integration The province’s departure from multiculturalism Frequently asked questions Quebec Launches New Integration Framework Quebec has unveiled a new National Integration Policy designed to strengthen the province’s French-language integration

On This Page You Will Find Why provinces want larger PNP allocations Calls to reform Express Entry How temporary residents fit into future immigration plans Changes under discussion for international students The role of settlement funding and Francophone immigration What the meeting could mean for future immigration policy Canada’s provinces and territories have renewed pressure

Canada has conducted a new Express Entry draw aimed at candidates working in healthcare and social services occupations, issuing 4,000 Invitations to Apply (ITAs) on June 25, 2026. The minimum Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score required was 475 points. This was the first Healthcare and Social Services round of 2026 since February 20, when IRCC

On This Page You Will Find Canada’s latest job vacancy figures The occupations with the largest increases in demand Wage trends across key occupations Which provinces saw vacancy growth What the data means for immigrants The outlook for Canada’s labour market Frequently asked questions Canada’s labour market showed signs of renewed momentum in the first

In one of the fastest reversals in recent memory, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has begun walking back the “surrender letters” it sent to Lost Canadians days earlier — telling many of the people ordered to hand back their Bill C-3 citizenship certificates that they can keep them after all. Less than a week

Canada has conducted a new Express Entry draw targeting the Canadian Experience Class (CEC), issuing 4,000 Invitations to Apply (ITAs) on June 23, 2026. The minimum Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score required was 516 points — two points lower than the previous CEC draw on May 27, which issued 3,000 ITAs at a cutoff of

On This Page You Will Find What Manitoba has changed under the MPNP How the Career Employment Pathway is being phased out What the changes mean for international graduates Why Manitoba is emphasizing work experience How the move fits broader immigration trends across Canada Frequently asked questions Manitoba has announced a significant change to its