Category: News

Canada extends the duration of validity for interim work authorization granted to international graduates within the country awaiting a decision on their work permit application. This extension means that work authorization letters will now remain valid for a period of...

Canada’s three provinces Manitoba, Quebec, and British Columbia extend invitations in the latest PNP draws through their PNP. Quebec also utilized its unique provincial immigration programs for nominations. A combination of human, humanitarian, and economic capital streams were used to...

Nova Scotia has unveiled its allocation plan for international students in post-secondary institutions. In 2024, Nova Scotia plans to grant 12900 study permits to foreign students from the federal government, marking a decrease of around 7,000 permits compared to the...

Canada is set to implement a Bill of Rights for renters following an announcement by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau from Vancouver. This landmark legislation is slated for introduction in the forthcoming Budget 2024. According to a Prime Minister’s Office (PMO)...

Ontario reveals allocation plan for international study permits, with 96% designated for public universities and colleges across the province. The remaining permits will be divided among language schools, private universities, and other institutions. The Ontario government announced in a news...

IRCC unveiled significant modifications to Canada’s international student program on January 22, 2024. Understanding the latest changes on PGWP deadlines for college students in public-private curriculum programs. A significant modification that IRCC announced on January 22, 2024, concerns the requirements...

Three Canadian provinces now Issue Provincial Attestation Letters (PALs) for Study Permit Applicants. Applications for study permit in Canada also require Provincial Attestation Letters, or PALs. Effective January 22, 2024, IRCC has mandated that provinces align the issuance of Provincial...

Immigration Minister Marc Miller has announced plans to expand in-Canada immigration draws, focusing on temporary residents already in the country who are potential candidates for permanent residence. In these draws, immigration authorities select candidates based on their French language competence...

Five Canadian provinces extend invitations for provincial immigration programs this week. Ontario, British Columbia (BC), Quebec, Alberta, and Prince Edward Island (PEI) have issued invitations for newcomers to Canada. Except for Nunavut and Quebec, all Canadian provinces and territories utilize...