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On This Page, You Will Find: What has changed under Canada’s Francophone Student Pilot Who can qualify for permanent residence Which graduates can receive an open work permit Which family members are eligible How the policy differs from a standard PGWP Frequently asked questions Canada has expanded its Francophone Minority Communities Student Pilot by introducing […]

On This Page, You Will Find: Why more than 700,000 permanent residence applications remain unfinished How IRCC now distinguishes processing from waiting for immigration spaces The latest figures for economic, family and humanitarian applications Why some complete applications still face lengthy delays What the new transparency means for immigration applicants Frequently asked questions Immigration, Refugees

On this page, you will find: Saskatchewan’s new allocation of 750 immigration nominations for graduates Who qualifies as a Saskatchewan graduate The priority sectors eligible for the reserved nominations Why the employer’s industry matters more than your field of study Work permit and Saskatchewan work experience requirements How graduates without a post-graduation work permit may

On This Page, You Will Find: Who can renew a Canadian passport online How the new online renewal process works Processing times and service standards When you still need to apply in person Other recent improvements to Canada’s passport services Frequently asked questions The Government of Canada has expanded online passport renewals to all eligible

On This Page You Will Find Why Nova Scotia has expanded immigration selection Who may benefit from the one-time measure Which workers are eligible for consideration Why this is not a new application intake What candidates should do next How the Nova Scotia Nominee Program and Atlantic Immigration Program fit into the announcement Frequently asked

British Columbia issued 60 invitations to apply (ITAs) for permanent residence in a new BC Provincial Nominee Program (BC PNP) draw held on July 23, 2026. The draw was conducted through the Skills Immigration stream under a Temporary Rural/Remote Health Support Initiative, with candidates selected on a points basis and a minimum score of 50.

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Canada has held its first-ever Express Entry draw targeting the Skilled Military Recruits category, issuing just 4 Invitations to Apply (ITAs) on July 23, 2026. The minimum Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score required was 368 — and with only four candidates invited, this is the smallest Express Entry round in the system’s history. The draw

On This Page You Will Find What the Ontario Workforce Priority Stream is Who can apply Employer and applicant requirements How to apply Work experience, language and education requirements Self-employed physician eligibility How the Expression of Interest system works What happens after nomination Frequently asked questions The Ontario Workforce Priority Stream is an employer-driven immigration

Canada has held another Express Entry draw targeting candidates with French-language proficiency, issuing 5,000 Invitations to Apply (ITAs) on July 22, 2026. The minimum Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score required was 399 — the lowest cutoff recorded for a French-language round since March 2026, and the first time the threshold for this category has fallen