Ontario is heading into 2026 with more room to nominate immigrants through its provincial program, a development that signals cautious expansion rather than a full return to earlier levels. On February 6, 2026, Ontario confirmed that it has been allocated 14,119 nominations for the year under...
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The federal government has announced a revamped financial support program that could put several hundred extra dollars into the pockets of many newcomers to Canada, starting this year and continuing over the next five years. The support comes through a redesigned refundable tax credit now called...
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Receiving an Invitation to Apply under Express Entry is a major milestone. For many candidates, it feels like the final step before permanent residence. Still, there are situations where accepting an ITA is not only risky, but can lead to refusal or far more serious...
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Canada has entered a new chapter in its immigration landscape. For the first time in several years, the total number of temporary residents has declined on a year over year basis. This change follows a period of unprecedented growth driven largely by international students and...
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After months of limited access, low-wage LMIA processing is set to reopen in several major Canadian regions in early 2026. Beginning January 9, 2026, the federal government will once again accept and process low-wage Labour Market Impact Assessments (LMIAs) in eight additional regions, including Vancouver,...
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In 2026, Saskatchewan will continue to manage its provincial nominations through a sector-based allocation model under the Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP). The system is designed to align permanent residence nominations with labour-market demand, while limiting over-concentration in certain industries. For applicants already working in...
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Canada is resetting its approach to business immigration. In a move that signals a broader policy shift, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has announced the closure of key intake streams under the Start-Up Visa (SUV) Program, while preparing to launch a new, more targeted...
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Foreign nationals planning to apply for permanent residence through Canada’s home care worker pilot programs will need to reconsider their timelines. On December 19, 2025, the federal government confirmed that these pathways will not reopen in 2026, despite earlier expectations. According to newly published Ministerial Instructions...
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On December 15, 2025, Canada quietly corrected a problem that had affected families for generations. Bill C-3, formally amending the Citizenship Act, is now in force, restoring and extending Canadian citizenship to thousands of people who had previously been excluded under outdated rules. These individuals were...
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Canada is taking another step toward modernising its immigration system with the testing of digital visas, a new format designed to improve how travellers receive and use temporary resident visas. The pilot program is being led by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada and currently involves...
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